Optical Shop

At Hertzog Eye Care, we have a great selection of frames in a wide range of prices and styles (from designer to conservative) with any type of lenses available.

Lens types include the latest progressive (no-line bifocal) designs, transitions (lenses that tint into sunglasses when outside in the sun), and any lens color and tint you would want in sunglasses.

Also, we have a full-service optical with a lab, so we can make most glasses in-house. Kimmy, Manny, Corinne and Monica will make sure that you leave our optical shop looking like you just stepped off the plane from Paris.

Also, if you have a current contact lens prescription (less than one year old) and need to buy more contacts, we can order any lenses available on the market. We always have ‘private practice only’ rebates that make our prices cheaper than most online vendors and Costco!

Glasses

Refraction (Test For a New Glasses Prescription)

The refraction test, which measures the prescription that gives you the sharpest vision in new glasses, is not covered by most medical insurance plans. Additionally, we are not providers for any ‘Optical/Vision’ plans, but we can give you your prescription to take wherever your insurance directs you to get your glasses. We’ve set very reasonable fees for both standard and prism refractions. We perform a prism refraction if you have problems with double vision (diplopia). We’ve helped countless patients who have suffered from double vision see single again. We quote all of our patients the appropriate fee ahead of time, or once we determine what type of refraction is necessary. So don’t suffer any longer from blurry or double vision – please give us a call at 562-597-3100

Contacts

Contact Lens Exams

Drs. Ryan and Lee see all of our contact lens patients and prescribe almost every type of lens available. Once they measure your prescription and take your corneal measurements, they will discuss the contact lens options that will give you the best visual outcome, and the corresponding fees involved. Unfortunately, there are no medical insurance plans that cover a standard contact lens exam or the contact lenses themselves, but we have set very reasonable fees based on the following exam types:

New Patient Contact Lens Fitting/Re-Fitting

This is a patient who has never had a contact lens exam in our office, even if they are a current contact lens wearer (their contacts were prescribed by another doctor). The fee includes the refraction, contact lens training (if necessary), all trial lenses, and 2 follow-ups within 2 months of the initial evaluation. Follow-ups thereafter will be an additional fee/visit. The contact lens supply is also a separate fee, but read below to see how we can save you money.

Established Patient Contact Lens Fitting

This is a patient who has had a contact lens fitting at our office in the past. The fee is less expensive, and includes the refraction, all trial lenses, and 2 follow-ups within 2 months of the initial evaluation. Follow-ups thereafter will be an additional fee/visit. The contact lenses themselves will be a separate charge as well, but read below to see how you can save with us.

Specialized Therapeutic Contact Lens Fitting

This evaluation is for a contact lens patient with a unique corneal condition/irregularity that requires more time for the fitting process. For example, this would include, but is not limited to, patients with keratoconus, previous corneal transplant, or previous radial keratotomy. Most patients with these conditions are dependent on therapeutic contact lenses to provide them with functional vision. The fitting fee includes the refraction, contact lens training (if necessary), all trial lenses, and 3 follow-ups within 3 months of the initial evaluation. Follow-ups thereafter will be an additional fee/visit. The finalized contact lenses themselves will also be a separate fee.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us either through our website or by phone (562-597-3100) and we’ll be happy to quote the appropriate fees for your specific needs. Also, please consider buying your contact lenses from our Optical Shop – we have ‘private practice only’ contact lens rebates that makes buying your contact lens supply through us less expensive than most of the online vendors or big box stores.