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Dear Abby:

Optiboard just started "blogs", and I have the opportunity to participate. I know I should be excited, but why? What's the advantage of a blog, and how/why would I use it?

Should I feel embarrassed asking this question? I'm sure all of my friends have blogged.

Thanks for listening...

Signed

A Blog Virgin

Buyers and Sellers Guide for Preowned Optical and Ophthalmic Equipment

In the modern marketplace many people are turning to the option of buying preowned or refurbished equipment rather than spending thousands of extra dollars for new equipment.
As the preowned equipment market grows, I have witnessed many common problems that can easily be avoided with a little knowledge and common sense.
This guide can be a great tool for buyers and sellers to educate themselves and ...

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Those of you who have been around for a while know that Marlena and I lost our daughter Liz four years ago. This Friday would have been her 30th birthday and that is also four years to the day that the Doctors told us she was lost and gone for good.

Septembers used to be a month of joy and celebration in our house. We had 4 birthdays to celebrate along with many other things. Now Septembers have changed forever. Instead of joy, there is mostly dispair and sadness. In spite of what ...

As I endeavor to understand the ever increasing trend towards political correctness in the country...

TO ALL MY DEMOCRAT FRIENDS:
Please accept with no obligation, implied or implicit, my best wishes for an environmentally conscious, socially responsible, low-stress, non-addictive, gender-neutral celebration of the winter solstice, practiced within the most enjoyable traditions of the religious persuasion of your choice, or secular practices of your choice, with respect for the ...

Slip Sliding Away



Let's take a look at the problem of lens slippage in the processing of ophthalmic lenses in the optical finish lab. Many lab technicians end up farming out their work to an outside lab for fear of breaking an expensive hydrophobic-coated lens. This can be a very costly expense to the business as well as an inconvenience to the patient. The truth is, any edger ever produced can cut these slippery lenses without breakage. Just a few simple steps is all ...