Reed Vision :: FAQ'S

	Q: What is the difference between dilated exam and non dilated exam? A: We use drops to dilate the pupils to allow our Doctors to perform a thorough medical examination. This enables the Doctor to get a full view inside the eye, allowing them to provide a more accurate diagnosis. Click the image below for a larger view.
	Q: Will Reed Vision fill an optical prescription from another eye doctor? A: Yes you can bring in any prescription from any licensed eye provider that is not more than one year old. All of our promotions include a FREE Dilated Exam. We will not warranty any outside prescriptions for doctor error. Reed Vision will warranty the prescription if it is from one of our doctors.
	Q: What type of contact lenses are include in the special? A: The following brands are included in the contact lens promotion. Acuvue 2, Acuvue Advance, and O2 Optix.
	Q: What types of contact lenses are not included in the specials? A: Contact lenses packages are not valid on daily wear, monthly wear, toric, extended wear, colors or rigid gas permeable.
	Q: I have a high eye glass prescription. Am I still able to use the promotion? A: Yes, If your prescription falls within the following prescription range, +3.50 to - 5.00 with up to -2.00 cylinder. Bifocals add power is between +1.00 to +3.00. If your prescription is outside the above ranges you will be able to use the 30% or 40% off promotion.
	Q: Do the prices listed for the Optical Promotions include sales tax? A: Sales tax is not included in the promotional price but will be collected on the date of service.
	Q: What is covered by the $29.00 and Free Dilated Eye Exam? A: A standard dilated exam performed by a Optometrist.
	Q: When should my child have their first eye exam? A: Reed Vision recommends that children starting at the age of 2 years old have annual eye exams.