Money isn’t everything, but it’s pretty important when it comes to major decisions, like LASIK. The procedure might be easy and fast, but it is not cheap. And, while it is important to consider the most affordable ways to finance your procedure, you should also consider how much you will save in traditional eye care costs.

The Cost of Sharp Eyesight

If you already need contacts or glasses to drive, read or see details, then you are probably already paying a small fortune every year in costs. Glasses aren’t cheap, with standard frames costing hundreds and designer frames costing more. When you add in lens upgrades, prescription fees and repair costs, the price gets higher. This doesn’t include the cost of seeing the eye doctor or getting your regular eye exams. Contact lenses are worn by many, but those are an additional cost. And, while there are some cheap contact lens options, most of them could be damaging to your eyes. And these prices don’t include contact lens solution, glasses cases, cleaners or sunglass attachments.

All these costs evaporate when LASIK corrects your vision.

The Cost of LASIK

You are already paying every year for your vision. What if those payments went towards something permanent? You might be surprised at how close the costs are. And, over time, you will find traditional costs are likely going to be higher than LASIK.

But we want to make things as easy as possible for you to compare. Our handy LASIK calculator was designed to help you see how much you might save with LASIK.

Our team shares one mission: helping you live a life where you can see happiness, beauty, kindness, and strength. Find out what you can see with better vision.

Ready. Set. Save.

If these savings sound appealing and you’re ready to do away with the costs of maintaining your contacts and glasses, call us today to schedule your free LASIK consultation.