The plastic trays are just nasty.
Anyone know of any better looking stackable trays to better dispense high end eyewear?
Looked at Vision Expo but found nothing.
Harry
The plastic trays are just nasty.
Anyone know of any better looking stackable trays to better dispense high end eyewear?
Looked at Vision Expo but found nothing.
Harry
Don't dispense them out of lab trays? We used black velvet dispensing trays I think I got them from Hilco or Dynamic Lab supply. Honestly no tray and a case is better than a lab tray!
We do not use any trays for our office. All eyeglasses are put into its proper case and then the paperwork is wrapped around the case. We have a designated dispensing area that is kept neat and professional with our tools in one cabinet and bags containing a bottle of cleaning solution and cleaning cloths in another.
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We got a couple of faux leather (pleather?) trays from Amcon I think. They were pretty expensive, but we only got three of them.
Caroline, L.O.
If you suffer from severe nonlinear waterfowl issues, you don't have your ducks in a row.
Try gemsondisplay.com. They have trays with removable velvet liners in several sizes. Great for using as a "shopping cart" for browsing patients, but if used in the lab, I would slip off the liner. BTW -prices are very low!
Lost and confused in an optical wonderland!
Trays? We serve our frames on a wood plank adorned with spruce.
Why present the new eyewear in a tacky tray?
How about a nice coffee mug with your logo or in a small vase with a single rose. For the big spenders you could present the new eyewear in the box that comes with a fifth of 25 year old Macallan Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky.
But then again if your staff wears lab coats or scrubs (pajamas) you might just hand them their glasses in a brown paper bag.
Presenting eyewear in a coffee mug isn't tacky?Originally Posted by rbaker
Ophthalmic Optician, Society to Advance Opticianry
Only if it's clean. If someone just drank sweet coffee out of it, it will be tacky for days.
Does it come with a side.Trays? We serve our frames on a wood plank adorned with spruce.
I didn't attend the funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it. Mark Twain
You can also purchase inexpensive trays, Ross, Marshall's, Home Good's, or thrift stores and use a heavy art board or card board and wrap it in in nice material and place it inside the tray, to give it a high end look.
Last edited by Paul Smith LDO; 04-19-2015 at 12:52 PM.
I didn't attend the funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it. Mark Twain
Usually an assortment of artisanal cheeses and thinly sliced meats.
The job trays never, ever come out to past the reception desk! The jobs that are still in trays is waiting for the patient for some reason or it would be in a drawer but we always bring out everything on a black velvet tray.
Agreed. Plastic lab trays stay in.the.lab! And I'm sorry but that wood plank presentation made me think of that scene in Love Actually. You know the one where Rowan Atkinson's character wraps a present?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3rB_qx0wRM
Wood planks are for salmon and steelhead
You've got to open your mind, man. Be the salmon.
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