Contact Lenses and Fashionable Eye Wear Options 

Contact Lens Options 

Contacts are a medical device. It is important that we achieve an accurate fit so that your eyes remain healthy. After you have been fit with contacts and have a valid prescription you can order contacts. Your contact lens prescription is valid for one year to ensure that you are using the most healthy product for your eyes.
Our Office Has the Following Brands In Stock:

Air Optix Hydraglyde

BioTrue OneDay
Acuvue 1 Day Moist
Acuvue Oasys

Other brands usually arrive in office in a few days or can be order directly to your house! Ask our staff how you can save by ordering a year supply!

What are the different types of Soft Contact Lenses?

Spherical – Single prescription power on the entire lens.

Disposable – Spherical or toric (for astigmatism) contact lenses which are designed to be worn for a certain time period, ie. daily, bi-weekly or monthly. Lenses are generally sold as a pack, eg 3 months supply and/or 6 month supply. Up to a year supply of lenses can be ordered at one time. Many brands offer a rebate when you purchase a full year supply.

Bifocal Lenses – There are a variety of designs in bifocal contact lenses. Theses lenses have a bulls eye pattern where the center of the bulls eye helps you to see either far or near and the outer portion of the bulls eye helps you to see the other distance. Our brains do all the work here to help us to have clear vision at all distances. 

To Order: 

  • Call and leave a message for the Doctor’s receptionist 856-461-0987
We will call or text you when they arrive in a few days or if we have any questions about your order.

Prescription Eye Wear 

Dr. Angelo Aiello and Dr. Laura Young understand that every patient is different, and our optometrist's office caters to everyone's unique health needs. Based in Delran, New Jersey, we offer excellent deals on a wide range prescription eyewear with several fashionable designs.
Single-Vision Lenses - Available in your choice of plastic or glass, these single-vision lenses come with either spherical or astigmatic correction.

Bifocal Lenses - Made with a main lens and an additional segment for near vision, the bifocal lenses are available in a variety of shapes of near addition.

Trifocal Lenses - The trifocal lenses are composed of a main lens and two reading segments; one that assists with nearsighted vision, and one for intermediate distances (about arm's length).

Multifocals - Composed of a main lens, our Multifocals have continuously variable additions for all manner of near reading positions.

Aphakic Lenses - These high-power plus lenses are made with aspheric surfaces to minimize aberrations due to the shape of the lens. They are predominantly used for cataract patients.

Photochromic Lenses - The photochromic lenses are designed to darken when exposed to short wavelength radiation (300nm – 400nm) or ultra-violet light. The rate of darkening and final transmission of the lens (saturation transmission) is dependent on the ambient temperature. Your lenses will not darken when driving due to the UV absorption of car windows and windshields.

Coated Lenses - The surface reflection of coated lenses is related to the material index so that different lens materials will have varying amounts of surface reflectance. They are often treated with a surface coating (vacuum coating) to reduce unwanted reflections. Reflections are classified as 4 main types, which include:
  • Internal Reflections of the Lens Itself
  • Reflections from the Corneal Surface
  • Reflections Visible by an Observer from the Front
  • Reflections from Behind the Lens (Overhead Lighting)
Hi-Index Lenses - These lenses are manufactured from a higher refractive index material, enabling the lens thickness to be reduced while still maintaining the optical properties. The optical power is a combination of the two surfaces, front and back, as well as the thickness of the lens. The increased index of lens also means there is a reduction in the base curve (back curve), giving it greater thickness savings when compared to lenses of the same centre thickness.

Toughened Lenses - Treated with either heat or chemicals to increase impact strength, toughened lenses are mainly used for industrial applications to provide added safety and protection.

Aspheric Lenses - The aspheric lenses have elliptical curve surfaces designed to minimize lens abrasions. They are available in single-vision and even some in progressive lens designs.

Polarized Lenses - Here you will find great deals on all manner of polarized lenses, available in glass, plastic, and hi-index plastic (n=1.56).
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