Does anyone know who does these?

[edKENdance]

http://www.eyeinsider.com/2015/03/vi...8EyeInsider%29

I'd share this on the main page but there are a lot of users who wouldn't get the joke and start freaking out. On second thought....

[rbaker]

No . . . "The article did not address the actual effectiveness of the programs in improving vision" however it does point out the effectiveness of a well thought out marketing plan on the internet. Cripes, it seems that everyone now has a "virtual" business on the web these days. Minimal start-up investment, minimal legal or regulatory exposure and no responsibility to perform as advertised. Jeesh, you can even get glasses on line.

[edKENdance]

You understand that it's a parody, right?

[Chris Ryser]

Here you can find a lot more:

http://www.museumofquackery.com/devices/devindx.htm

[edKENdance]

You'll enjoy this one Chris http://www.eyeinsider.com/2014/09/vision-expo-open-bar/

[TEdFitz]

I'd be interested in the new 'Cheetos' line of frames from the Safilo Group...I've called Safilo and Frito-Lay, but nobody ever returns my messages. Anybody got a rep's contact info?

[edKENdance]

I'd be interested in the new 'Cheetos' line of frames from the Safilo Group...I've called Safilo and Frito-Lay, but nobody ever returns my messages. Anybody got a rep's contact info?

I had them for a bit. They left orange stains on my fingers when I was adjusting them.

[TEdFitz]

I see it as marketing potential. You see a person walking around with orange stains all over their eyes, nose, and ears and instantly think, "She's been wearing 'Cheetos'.
But I also understand the shortfalls. My saltpan is still recovering from the Little Debbie Honeybuns line, but when you made that adjustment, it stuck!