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Glasses for Rent
Rent adjustable glasses while you wait for your glasses to be made | |
When you go to the eye doctor, they give you prescription to make
you a new glasses. To make new glasses takes time. So, they can
rent you an adjustable glasses while yours are being made. When
you come back you return adjustable glasses and get your own.
Then, the adjustable glasses are checked
if they are not broken
and disinfected to be ready for another customer.
It's also good to come out of the doctor with new prescription
glasses immediately.
How long do glasses take to make
https://www.allabou...ke-to-make-glasses/
[egik, Dec 19 2021]
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The widespread availability of this service would incentivise the slowing down of permanent glasses supply. |
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Make it a fixed renting fee. |
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The best thing is that you can slip whatever onerous 'Terms
and Conditions' in the Fine Print and they won't be able to
read them until it's too late! |
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Not sure this merits an idea of its own so I’ll just
stick it here - a social media network with 'friend'
suggestions based on
closeness of optical prescription. So, I’d be able to
find the other person in the world who has the
same unusual optical prescription as I do. |
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what [hippo] said. The minute I read this I
wondered how anyone could wear the same
prescription as someone else. My reading number
is +4 |
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I think mine is +4.25 in one eye and +3.5 in the other,
plus some astigmatism and then some more correction for my
reading glasses... |
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I'm not sure about social media network. Usually a
prescription
also includes distance between pupils. So, to get a good pair
on social media network would not be easy. |
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I hereby coin the term Opticaloppleganger and I want a nickle every time it is uttered or written. |
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// The best thing is that you can slip whatever onerous 'Terms and Conditions' in the Fine Print and they won't be able to read them until it's too late! |
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I have a similar issue with television ads for hearing aids. |
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