Popular Treatments & Average Cost

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LASIK and PRK are typically not covered by insurance and costs vary by surgeon. In some cases, the price will also vary within a practice based on the technology used. On average, costs typically range from $1,200 to $3,000 per eye.

If your doctor recommends cataract surgery, some of the cost may be covered by insurance. If you elect to get a Premium IOL, insurance will not likely cover the full cost and you can expect a higher out-of-pocket expense. Average costs for cataract surgery with a Premium IOL ranges from $1,500 - $5,000 per eye.

Costs for glasses vary based on frame style, lens design, materials, and coatings. You can expect to pay anywhere from $100 for basic to $1,000 or more for designer frames. The cost for contact lenses also varies based upon type and the number purchased at a time.

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Vision FAQs

How do I find out which financing options are offered by my vision provider?

The majority of CareCredit vision providers offer plans that range from 12-24 months but all practices offer a variety of promotional plans. Talk to your CareCredit provider about the available plans in their office.

What vision services or products can CareCredit be used for?

You can use CareCredit for a variety of services including eye exams, glasses, LASIK, cataract surgery, and more.

Can I use CareCredit to pay for glasses and contacts?

Yes! Wherever the card is accepted, you can use it to pay for your out-of-pocket costs.