Our convenient onsite location eliminates the hassle of having to take your prescription to another location in order to fill your vision correction needs. In addition to eyeglasses and contact lenses, we also provide sunglasses, sports glasses, goggles and other forms of safety and athletic eyewear.
When visiting our optical shop, patients will be seen by one of our experienced optometrists, who will help you decide which type of glasses or contacts are best for you. Once you make your decision, the optometrist will fit you for your chosen frames or contacts to ensure that you receive the best possible results from your vision correction from a practice you trust.
To learn more about our optical shop, call us today or stop in to see the wide array of products we currently offer.
Eyeglasses That Fit Your Life and Style
At Total Eye Care & Aesthetics, our optical department offers a curated selection of high-quality eyeglasses that combine style, comfort, and functionality. Whether you’re updating your everyday look, seeking specialized lenses for work or sports, or protecting your eyes with safety-rated eyewear, we have options tailored to your lifestyle and vision needs.
Designer Eyewear, Everyday Comfort
We carry a diverse range of frames to suit every face shape, personal style, price range and prescription. Our optical team is here to help you find the perfect fit—both functionally and fashionably. Choose from sleek, modern looks or bold, expressive styles, all from leading brands known for quality and innovation.
We participate in Davis Vision and VSP optical insurance plans and accept UFT and many other union Optical vouchers. Check with Joe in the Optical Department to verify your coverage at 516-681-2220.
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Safety & Sports Eyewear
Your eyes deserve protection—on the job, on the field, and everywhere in between. That’s why we also offer a full selection of protective safety glasses and prescription sports eyewear, designed to meet ANSI standards and offer both clarity and comfort in high-performance settings.
Whether you need impact-resistant lenses for industrial work, goggles for swimming, or wraparound styles for cycling or running, our opticians will help you find the right gear to keep your vision sharp and protected.
Why Buy Glasses from Our Optical Shop?
See Better. Look Great. Protect Your Eyes.
Whether you’re choosing your first pair of glasses or upgrading your look, our optical team is here to help you see and feel your best. Stop by to browse our frame selection or schedule an appointment today to explore your options.
Contact Lenses
A contact lens is a thin disk which floats on the surface of the eye, providing vision correction.With advances in optical technology, almost everyone now can wear contact lenses, regardless of the type or extent of their vision problems. This includes patients with astigmatism and those who need bifocal or multifocal lenses. Our practice offers a comprehensive array of contact lenses to suit our patients’ individual needs – from daily disposables or extended-wear soft contacts to rigid gas-permeable lenses. We can help you find out which contact lenses are best for you. There are two classifications of contact lenses – soft and rigid gas permeable lenses. All contact lenses require a prescription.
Disposable-wear Lenses
Disposable soft lenses are intended to be thrown out and replaced after you’ve worn them for a certain length of time. This makes them even easier to maintain than regular soft contacts. Many disposable lenses are designed for replacement each morning, every two weeks, or even every months. Daily-wear disposables are worn during waking hours only, while extended-wear disposables can be worn for longer periods.
Daily-wear Lenses
Daily-wear soft contact lenses are by far the most popular type of contacts worn. Made of a flexible plastic polymer, daily-wear lenses are put in each morning and taken out each night. They are replaced according to an established schedule.
Multifocal Lenses
Multifocal contact lenses are designed to provide clear vision at multiple distances, combining prescriptions for near, intermediate, and far vision into one lens. These lenses are ideal for individuals with presbyopia, a common age-related condition that affects close-up focus. Multifocal lenses offer convenience and clarity, reducing the need for reading glasses or bifocals. They can be customized for daily-wear or extended-wear schedules, depending on your lifestyle and preferences.