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Our goal at Mayers Eye Solutions is to educate patients so they can make informed decisions regarding their eyes, systemic health, and prescription eyewear. In order to achieve the best solution for your eye care and eyewear, a comprehensive eye examination will be performed by Dr. Mayers.
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Mayers Eye Solutions featuring Eyes of Faith frames
Mayers Eye Solutions is proud to carry Eyes of Faith eyewear! Eyes of Faith is a purpose-driven eyewear company dedicated to donating a minimum of ten percent of their gross sales to childrens charities worldwide. Reaching out to children in need and delivering hope is both their purpose and their passion. You can learn more about Eyes of Faith and view their collection at the Eyes of Faith Optical website.

How to Care for Your Contact Lenses
For good contact lens health, follow these guidelines. Also, remember to visit your eyecare professional regularly.

Always wash your hands with warm, soapy water before handling your contact lenses or before touching your eyes. Any residue from lotions, soaps, or chemicals may stick to the contact lens, causing pain, irritation, or blurred vision when they are in your eyes. Dry your hands with a clean towel.
Wear your contact lenses as prescribed. Your eye doctor will recommend a wearing schedule specific to the type of contact lens you have selected. Only wear your contact lenses for the time recommended.
Clean and store your contact lenses as prescribed (in a clean case in fresh solution). Different types of contact lenses require special care and certain types of products. Always use the eye care products recommended by your eye doctor. Some eye products or eye drops are not safe for contact lens wearers.
Clean your contact lens case after each use with either sterile solution and let air dry.
See Dr. Mayers for more contact lens tips!

Dr. Michael Mayers enrolled at Ohio Northern University in 1996 where he completed all of his required undergraduate pre-optometry coursework in three years. More ...