After a Contact Lens Fitting Is Successful, What Happens Next?

For those who went to Lenscrafters for contacts, after you learn how to put the lenses on, what is next? Do they allow you to buy it? I can’t call them because my phone is jacked up.


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    4 Responses to “After a Contact Lens Fitting Is Successful, What Happens Next?”

    • Gizmo says:

      You usually get a sample pair for a couple of weeks to see if you can handle them…If you have trouble you may have to try a different type lens…

    • HYDE & AJ says:

      THEY SHOULD HAVE TOLD YOU WHILE YOU WERE THERE. FIGURE OUT A WAY TO CONTACT THEM…

    • Krista says:

      They might not have your type in stock, so youre waiting for them to be on the shelves.
      It doesnt sound like you bought any, though.. or ordered.

      Just call them.

      PS- I got lasik surgery 6 years ago, and Im telling you- it is SO worth it. Its worth checking into, and they usualy offer financing, so check it out. Sometimes its super cheap, like 299 dollars per eye, which basically pays for 2-3 years worth of contacts. I also went from 20/800 to 20/13, which is going from clinically blind, to better than perfect.
      Serously, its worth checking out, and easier on your wallet in te long run.

    • Stevens says:

      Lasik?
      Review the troublesome articles from all over the world.
      NEWS ARTICLES vs. the hype ads which is what directs most people to
      Lasik.
      http://www.surgicaleyes.org
      Review the broadcast done by 20/20.
      Speak with the people that are blind due to Lasik.
      recent statistics indicate at least 10% have problems after Lasik, not the 1% the Lasik industry states.
      The $299.00 price?
      NO ONE pays $299. It’s bait & switch. EVERYONE is given an excuse:
      you have too much astigmatism, your eyes are too flat or steep, you are too nearsighted-everyone, EVERYONE ends up paying much, MUCH more.
      It has become basically an unregulated, greedy industry.
      Inside the industry, for years Lasik has been known as “Slash for Cash.”

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