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JennyP
07-21-2000, 01:04 AM
We have an 8x11" blue booklet in our store printed in '93, titled "Troubleshooting Progressive Lenses", by Optical Laboratories Association. It has several pages of logo/markings identifier pictures to figure out what lens design a new patient has been wearing....does anyone have a source for an updated version of this booklet featuring the newer lenses? (At the back of the booklet are pages for dealing with specific fitting problems...we have used it for a training supplement.) I really need a more recent version. Can anyone help with a source/address?
Chad Huber
07-21-2000, 12:36 PM
Hiya Jenny,
Not meaning to simply state the obvious...but have you tried the OLA again? I have the new PAL Identifier that is put out by the OLA, and I got it through Benedict Optical...it's about 5 bucks I think.
Chad "Captain Obvious" Huber
JennyP
07-21-2000, 02:02 PM
Thanks, Chad...yes, that was obvious...I've tried an internet search for OLA, (various spellings, etc) but am not having much luck. I really would appreciate an address or phone # for OLA.
(I just got "bugged" thinking that I wanted a more recent issue/copy than '93, and would prefer not to go begging to my chain's regional staff.)
Jeff Trail
07-21-2000, 03:58 PM
1-800-477-5652 or go to the OLA web sight http://www.ola-labs.org/ola14 this page is where they list all the education stuff
Jeff
Chad Huber
07-21-2000, 05:25 PM
Tried that link Jeff-o-Rama...and it doesn't work ;-)
I used just the http://www.ola-labs.org
And then went to "products" and found the PAL identifier. (also found out that my "new" one...isn't ;) )
Chad "Bored and slow today...someone send me some customers on Fridays" Huber
JennyP
07-22-2000, 12:27 AM
Chad and Jeff..Thank you, thank you!
The Identifier looks just like what I need, and this version is laminated too!
jP
Jackie L
07-23-2000, 11:30 AM
Chad............Thanks for making it easy. The one we use is about 5 or so years old. It is amazing how quickly time goes by before we realize just how outdated our dispensary "tools" can become.
Jackie O
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