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Remember, in the U.S. an optician isn't an eye doctor -- he's just the guy who helps you select and fit your new eyeglasses or contacts. If you need an eye exam, you'll need to visit with either an optometrist or an ophthalmologist, and only the last one's an MD.
Finding an optician may be as simple as going to your local mall; there's almost always an eyecare clinic there. However, even though an optician's perhaps the lowest rung on the optical care ladder, you should still take a little time and shop around before you choose one.
In addition to filling prescriptions for eyeglasses and contacts, many opticians will be willing to give you an eye test. This is especially important as you get older, since cataracts become increasingly common as you age. Almost a third of people over 65 get cataracts.
"What is an optician?
Eye glass centers are professional managed facilities, which traditionally provide corrective lenses for vision.
Why do you look for one?
If you need a place:
» To provide you with new glasses,
» To fix the glasses that you already have,
» To give you the new look you want,
» To provide you with the vision correction you need,
» To give you the style of glasses you are looking for,
then you look for an optician.
Where do you find eye glass centers?
Wantcare will help you to find the best opticians providing complete, professional, and timely services. Check our listings to find the best optician close to you. Whether a private practice or a local chain, you should prefer licensed eye glass centers."
Remember, in the U.S. an optician isn't an eye doctor -- he's just the guy who helps you select and fit your new eyeglasses or contacts. If you need an eye exam, you'll need to visit with either an optometrist or an ophthalmologist, and only the last one's an MD.
