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That may be, but for glasses at least a key measurement is pupillary distance, and it is like pulling teeth to get them to give you this. At my most recent enco
by iak8god 7y ago
That may be, but for glasses at least a key measurement is pupillary distance, and it is like pulling teeth to get them to give you this. At my most recent encounter with an optometrist - where I had already selected and was in the process of purchasing from them glasses that cost me hundreds of dollars after my insurance discount - I had to ask them no less then four times to write down my PD so I could buy a few pairs of beaters online. They kept "forgetting."
- pkaye 7y agoI presume the PD doesn't change after you are an adult so you could reuse it in the future. My real concern is if I encounter some problems, if I got the exam and glasses from one place, I can insist they fix it for me instead of arguing who is at fault.