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No!! Or else da GLASSES POLICE will come get you and arrest everyone involved!!!

--Just kidding!

Of course that's ok. Things like this are done everyday (especially by retailers).

People...

CLSA and EVERYWHERE is out of stock on Contact Lens Manual Vol. 1 !!!!

Anyone know why?

Called CLSA today and some mumbling bone head just told me that he has no clue when it will be back, and...

That's going over-board

I mean, if you guys want to dumb it down to "burgers n' fries" talk, I guess you can. But the best way is to use a combination of correct terminology AND lay people terms to explain what it is...

The consumer should educate themselves on the terminology-- especially when it deals with their health. I know it takes time to educate people and tell them the definition of certain words, but it's...

Hmmm... Seems like a scenario that hit you pretty personally. Some people in your shoes might not have felt as peeved (or even mad at all). You are what you make of yourself, and no one forces you to...

Those are too many words dedicated to modern tree huggers ...

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I guess a big sign posted somewhere conspicuously in the optical area would suffice, but then the patient could claim that they never saw it ... Reminds me of a Judge Judy episode where a patient was...

Staying on the same topic as the other thread about glasses adjustments...

Do most of you warn your patients about possible frame breakage on courtesy adjustments/fixes on OUTSIDE (or outside of...

Who even uses short corridor lenses anymore? I guess cheap retailers still do, I forgot...

Ahahah that's funny... No one cares, we work in the boring vision care field... How about we alert "Da Glasses Police" and see if they make any arrests!

I doubt there is anyone or any governing body (legitimate organizations) related to the optical field who gives a rat's behind about who is dispensing what in what way. We work in vision care, we...

Well, if anyone hears anything, let us know, most of us are curious ....

Yeah, but this is the only real optical forum for the United States to discuss this-- It's very relevant to the optical field.

If by Nostradamus you mean someone with an MBA in Marketing, then sure lol

I see where you are coming from, and that does seem to be a successful formula for maintaining a professional and solid running optical, yes. But everything you have just mentioned was and is not in...

Wow.... I am witnessing so many excuses for not making money on here

There's nothing wrong with being curious about something, especially wanting to know what happened to such a landmark figure in the optical industry. As humans, we have no other option but to guess...

I have asked the same question several days ago on this thread and no one has answered me. I did a Google search and found his obituary which says "...He passed in his home" -- That, along with his...

How did he pass? What happened?

Yeah, but the way it was implied was that it was some sort of capricious phenomenon that no one can ever prepare for. And yes, a rush can be overwhelming for people that do not care to prepare for...

Once again, it takes good management to know customer/patient flow for your establishment. It's not just a random number of patients that come in everyday, although it might seem like it for someone...

That is most likely a sign of the manager not staffing properly at busy times. Same concept applies to all businesses. If you're busy, then you need more staff. If you're not busy, then you need to...

True... Half the battle is: JUST DOING THE HAND-OFF IN THE FIRST PLACE!!!

I think the "hand-off" is probably one of THE MOST important and talked-about parts of an optical establishment. It's what, for the most part, defines the concept of "capture rate" (for glasses......