Optical Services
:: Full-service Optical centers at St. Paul Eye Clinic.
Fashions may change, but looking and feeling your best and enjoying the clearest vision possible never go out of style. At St. Paul Eye Clinic, our full-service optical centers and onsite labs make it easy for you to enjoy the latest designer eyewear. Here you’ll benefit from our exceptional staff of experienced opticians. Our opticians have an average of 15 years of experience.
Finding the right glasses for you.
With over 1,000 frames and lens designs available, our selection can be overwhelming. That’s where our experienced opticians can help. To determine what’s best for you, they will look at your prescription, the physical attributes of your face and your lifestyle, job and hobbies. You’ll then be guided to the best combination of frame and lens designs. We offer some of the most popular designer frames available, including Silhouette®, Kate Spade®, Giorgio Armani® and Juicy Couture®, Cole Haan®, Jimmy Choo®, to name a few.
While our frame selection is impressive, so is the variety of lenses available. We offer Zeiss® and Varilux® progressive no-line bifocal lenses, glare-free lenses, Transitions® lenses (darken outdoors), ultrathin high-index lenses, polycarbonate lenses, sports lenses, safety lenses and more. And with our onsite finishing labs, we can customize your lenses to your satisfaction.
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Finding the right contact lenses.
Contact lenses are worn by millions of Americans with refractive abnormalities such as myopia (nearsightedness), astigmatism (uneven focusing of light), hyperopia (farsightedness) and now presbyopia, which is the result in the need for bifocals. In addition, rare conditions such as keratoconus (cone-shaped cornea) may be better-addressed with contact lenses than with glasses. Our complete selection of daily-wear and extended-wear contacts includes:
- Nearsighted lenses
- Farsighted lenses
- Toric lenses :: Correct astigmatism.
- Bifocal lenses :: Correct both distant and near vision.
- Colored lenses :: Enhance or change the color of your eyes.
- Keratoconic lenses :: For people with keratoconus, symptoms of monocular double vision in which a person sees multiple images in each eye.
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Your sunglasses headquarters.
Sunglasses do more than keep you from squinting. They protect your eyes from harmful ultraviolet (UV) light that causes skin damage and sunburn. Scientific studies indicate that long-term exposure to the sun without eye protection can contribute to cataracts, macular degeneration and growths on the eye, including cancer. Therefore, we recommend patients, including children, wear 100% UV-absorbent sunglasses. St. Paul Eye Clinic also offers polarized sunglasses, which reduce the glare from light reflecting on water, roads, automobiles, snow and more.
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Tomorrow’s styles... today.
We continually change our inventory of eyewear to reflect the latest trends and styles. If we don’t have what you want in stock, we’ll gladly get it for you. If you won’t settle for anything less than exceptional eyewear and eyecare from friendly, experienced professionals, look to St. Paul Eye Clinic. To schedule an appointment at the St. Paul Eye Clinic nearest you, call 651-738-6500 or 800-727-2279 or use our online Appointment Request Form.
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