What types of contact lenses do you offer?

We offer daily contact lenses, two-week lenses, monthly lenses and specialist lenses for conditions such as keratoconus or astigmatism.

Do I need a specific examination for contact lenses?

Yes. We carry out a specific contact lens examination, looking at the cornea and tear film and measuring the values needed to find the right type of lens.

Can I wear contact lenses if I have dry eyes?

Yes. There are specialist lenses for dry eyes. We help you find and try the type of lens that works for your needs.

Can you help with contact lenses for astigmatism or dry eyes?

Yes. We offer toric lenses for astigmatism, as well as specialist lenses and advice for dry eyes. We help you find the right combination.

What is the difference between daily lenses and monthly lenses?

Daily lenses are disposable lenses that are replaced every day and require no cleaning. Monthly lenses can be used for up to 30 days with the right care.

Can children wear contact lenses?

Yes. Children can wear contact lenses, and they can be a good option, especially for myopia. We help fit the right type and provide clear guidance.

Contact lenses with a better fit and visual comfort at Optikhuset Stockholm

Wearing contact lenses is a flexible alternative to glasses, especially if you are active, exercise regularly or simply prefer not to wear frames. At Optikhuset Stockholm, you receive personal guidance, a thorough eye examination and help finding lenses that suit you. Whether you are new to contact lenses, an experienced wearer or have specific vision needs.

We are located at Birger Jarlsgatan 2 in central Stockholm. Here, you meet some of Sweden’s most experienced opticians, with extensive expertise in fitting lenses for different eyes, lifestyles and vision conditions.

Contact lenses tailored to you

Every eye is unique. That is why we always carry out an examination tailored specifically for contact lenses, not only based on your prescription but also on how you live. We take everything into account, from tear film quality to your working environment and activity level.

You receive guidance on materials, wearing schedules and handling. We take the time to explain the differences and follow up on how your eyes respond over time. The goal is always clear vision, high comfort and healthy eyes in everyday life.

Our most common types of contact lenses

Daily disposable lenses

The simplest and most hygienic way to wear contact lenses. You use a fresh pair each day, with no need for cleaning or storage. This offers excellent hygiene, a low risk of irritation and a convenient option for everyday use. Also available for astigmatism and as multifocal lenses.

Two-week and monthly lenses

A good option if you have more specific requirements or prescriptions not covered by daily disposables. These lenses require daily cleaning, but can be more cost-effective and are available in a wider range of options, including toric and multifocal lenses.

Specialist contact lenses for specific needs

We have extensive experience in fitting specialist contact lenses for clients with complex vision conditions or specific needs. We work with, among other things:

Myopia control contact lenses

These lenses are used to slow the progression of myopia in children and young people, particularly in families where one or both parents are short-sighted. Unlike surgical options, the lenses influence how the eye develops during growth. We monitor the effect over time by measuring axial length.

Contact lenses for astigmatism and keratoconus

For irregular corneas or conditions such as keratoconus, we offer toric lenses and stable rigid specialist lenses. The right lens can provide significantly sharper vision than glasses and greater comfort in everyday life.

Contact lenses after eye surgery

After procedures such as laser eye surgery or corneal transplants, standard glasses may not provide sufficient vision. We help you find contact lenses that compensate for optical changes and irregularities, restoring clarity and comfort.

Learn more about our specialist contact lenses for conditions such as keratoconus

Contact lenses from Lensbox – delivered straight to your door

Linsboxen – contact lenses delivered straight to your door

Would you rather not keep track of when it’s time to order new lenses? With our Linsboxen service, you can subscribe to your contact lenses and have them delivered straight to your door, at the right time and in the right quantity. Simple, convenient and tailored to your needs.

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