Last Updated on September 23, 2020 by Ellen Christian
A few weeks ago, my daughter came to me and told me she thought she might need glasses. I’m not sure why that surprised me but it did. I started wearing glasses when I was three and wore them all the time until I was about 13. At that point, the doctor told me I wouldn’t need them any more. Like any teenager, I was thrilled not to have to wear glasses any longer and promptly stopped thinking about my eye health. I didn’t give it any more thought until later in life as an adult. I started noticing that I was having a problem seeing things that were far away. Seeing street signs while I was driving and watching television started being more difficult. After visiting an eye doctor, I started wearing glasses for driving and watching television.
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August is National Eye Exam Month
So, when Sarah came to me and told me she was having problems seeing things that were far away, I knew it was time to have her eyes checked. We have no vision insurance so I started checking out the specials in our area to save a few dollars. During the back-to-school season, you can take advantage of Sears Optical’s special offers for the whole family.
- 60% off lenses with any frame purchase and 75% off lenses with any frame purchase on the second pair. (This offer excludes Varilux lenses.)
- Kids 18 and under will receive eyeglasses with single vision ULTRAlightTM select lenses and frames for $49.99 up to $69.99.
These specials are valid from July 24 – September 13 at Sears Optical Stores Nationwide. To find a store near you visit www.searsoptical.com
Families across the nation are preparing for back-to-school and annual eye exams should be part of the routine. 80% of what children learn comes through their vision and undetected vision problems can lead to learning difficulties. Eye exams are important for adults as well. Many vision-threatening eye problems such as glaucoma can be treated and prevented if discovered early enough.With over 50 years in the eye care industry, Sears Optical is the expert in family eye care. With experienced opticians and quality brands with a great frame selection, Sears Optical is the one-stop-shop for all your family’s vision care needs. Make an appointment with your eye care provider to schedule an eye exam for your family today.
We will be heading over before school starts to get her eyes checked and get her glasses.
This post sharing that August is National Eye Exam Month has been sponsored by Sears Optical. All opinions are mine and mine alone.
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