Yes (unequivocally, with no supervision or restrictions)- with formal training (Votes: 89)
Yes (with no supervision, but with restrictions as to whom can be seen) (Votes: 54)
Yes (with supervision) (Votes: 51)
No (because there is no need for Opticians to refract) (Votes: 51)
No (Opticians are not capable of refracting) (Votes: 12)
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Worked with an optician years ago who had a...
Worked with an optician years ago who had a teenager on a Sears dispensing stool getting first time insertion/removal instructions for new contacts.
Uncle Fester 01-18-2020, 12:56 PMIn hindsight the optician noticed he was...