Omega Optical

Astigmatism affects millions of adults and children, causing chronic blurriness and other vision issues. Omega Optical offers advanced treatment options for patients from throughout the Philadelphia, PA, region who suffer from astigmatism, including contact lenses designed specifically for the condition, so patients can enjoy clearer eyesight.

Omega Optical is recognized as a top-rated provider of contact lenses for vision patients in Philadelphia, PA, and throughout the Delaware Valley, offering a complete range of services from the fitting all the way through the ordering process, so patients can get the highest-quality lenses and care in one location.

Dry eyes are more than annoying - they can also increase your risk for infection. The eye care specialists at Omega Optical in Philadelphia, PA, have extensive experience in the diagnosis and management of chronic dry eye syndrome, providing an array of options to relieve dry eyes and avoid serious complications.

Omega Optical is a leading provider of comprehensive eye exams for adults and children in and around the Philadelphia, PA, region, using state-of-the-art techniques to diagnose vision issues in their earliest stages so they can be corrected for better vision and improved eye health.

Your eye exam will include an array of simple, noninvasive tests to measure how well your eyes function both singly and together, as well as assessments of your visual acuity (how clearly you see under different conditions) and the structures of your eyes.Special drops will be used to painlessly widen your pupils so the retina and optic nerve head can be clearly seen and evaluated, and the pressure inside your eye will be measured as well.

Omega Optical's eye specialists have significant experience in the diagnosis and treatment of eye infection in patients of all ages from throughout the Philadelphia, PA, area, using state-of-the-art approaches to eradicate infections so patients enjoy healthier eyes.

Eye infections develop when pathogens like bacteria, viruses or fungi invade the eye, usually as a result of touching your eyes or eyelids after your hands have become contaminated with the germs.Conjunctivitis, or "pink eye, " is one of the most common eye infections that occurs when eyes are touched or rubbed by hands that are contaminated by one of several common viruses, including the virus that causes the common cold.