Whether you’re a first-time contact lens wearer or looking for a more comfortable option, Dr. J.C. Mungar provides professional contact lens fittings in Oakville for all lens types — daily disposables, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocal contacts, and specialty options. Get expert guidance and trial lenses at your very first visit.
Contact lenses are medical devices, and a proper fitting is essential for both comfort and eye health. An ill-fitting lens can cause corneal irritation, dryness, blurry vision, and in serious cases, corneal damage or infection. A professional fitting from Dr. Mungar ensures the lens sits correctly on your eye, matches your tear film, and is appropriate for your specific prescription and lifestyle.
Your fitting at our Oakville clinic begins with a comprehensive eye exam (required before any new fitting), followed by a contact lens evaluation, trial lenses to test at home, and a follow-up to confirm your fit and comfort.
Daily disposables are the healthiest and most convenient lens option for most wearers. A fresh pair each morning, discarded at night — no solutions, no cases, no build-up. Also the best-tolerated option for patients with dry eye or seasonal allergies.
Standard contact lenses can’t correct astigmatism, but toric lenses are specially designed to do exactly that. Dr. Mungar fits both soft toric and rigid gas-permeable toric lenses depending on your prescription and corneal shape.
If you’re over 40 and finding it harder to read fine print (presbyopia), multifocal contact lenses can correct both your distance and near vision simultaneously, reducing or eliminating the need for reading glasses.
Patients with keratoconus, severe dry eye, irregular corneas, or complex prescriptions may benefit from scleral lenses, hybrid lenses, or custom soft lenses. We offer specialty fittings and consult with corneal specialists when required.
From standard daily lenses to complex specialty fittings — including toric, multifocal, scleral, and custom lenses — Dr. Mungar has the expertise to fit virtually every lens type.
We provide trial lenses at your fitting appointment so you can test them in real life before committing to a supply. Your comfort comes first.
Whether you’ve never worn contacts before or have been wearing them for years and are experiencing discomfort, Dr. Mungar provides the guidance and solutions to keep your eyes comfortable.
A regular eye exam establishes your glasses prescription and checks your eye health. A contact lens exam goes further — it measures your corneal curvature, evaluates your tear film, and determines the best lens type, brand, and parameters. A contact lens prescription is separate from a glasses prescription and includes lens diameter and base curve in addition to power.
Yes. Toric contact lenses are specifically designed for astigmatism and the technology has improved significantly. Most patients can now be fitted comfortably with soft toric lenses. For severe astigmatism or irregular corneas, rigid or scleral lenses may offer even sharper vision.
Many patients with mild to moderate dry eye can wear contacts successfully with the right lens type. Daily disposable lenses are generally the most comfortable option. Treating the underlying dry eye first — with LipiFlow or BlephEx — often makes lens wear significantly more comfortable.
Most patients with stable prescriptions need a contact lens exam annually. This allows Dr. Mungar to check your corneal health, confirm your prescription hasn’t changed, and ensure the lens type you’re wearing is still the best option for your eyes.
Whether you’re trying contacts for the first time or looking for a more comfortable lens, Dr. Mungar’s Oakville team is here to help you find the perfect fit.
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Monday August 3 through Friday August 7
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