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Hello Groupon Purchasers,

Stop by our office anytime to use your gift certificate.  You can choose from over 600 designer and everyday sunglasses and over 1000 frames.

Saturday September 11th, as an added bonus, the reps from Nike, Nautica and more will join us at OPTIX.  That means, we will have the ENTIRE collection of those brands for you to choose from.  Sunglasses and Eyeglasses, Every style in every color.  Take advantage of yourGroupon on Saturday for that added bonus. [Many of the Nike & Nautica sunglasses come with polarized lenses and retail for less than $175!!]

If the community purchases 100 groupons or more, Optix will showcase (ontop of Nike & Nautica) the entire collection of Prada, Dolce Gabanna & Ralph Lauren Sunglasses and Eyeglasses.  That is an incredible array of designer eyewear and sunglasses all in one place!

Please make sure to bring your certificate with you.

To make appointment for an exam, please call in advance.  As an established medically oriented Optometry practice we get booked up very quickly.  We take many insurance plans for the exams so call and ask! [VSP, Davis Vision & Eyemed Accepted]

If you bring a perscription from your doctor, we can fill it at Optix.  We use the most technologically advanced progressive lenses, and have the ability to make many many single vision glasses the same day.

Optix will be closed Wednesday at 4:00pm, Thursday and Friday for Rosh Hashanah.  We will reopen onSaturday 9/11 at 9:30am.  If you leave us a message, we will call or e-mail you back on Saturday.

Remember your groupon cannot be combined with any other offers or insurance plan.  You can use one or the other.

We look forward to seeing you soon.

Optix Family Team

A visual defect in which distant objects appear blurred because their images are focused in front of the retina rather than on it; nearsightedness. Also called short sightedness.

My Definition:

A perceptual defect in which an individual thinks he or she is seeing well and refuses to admit to themselves that they need glasses.  These people are either nearsighted, farsighted and or have and astigmatism.  But in every case, they are short sighted.

When William Shakespeare’s character said “To be or not to be,” he really meant “To see or not to see.” That was the question.   And apparently many of today’s adult population who were rebellious back when they read Shakespeare as a child are still rebellious today.

It amazes me how when I demonstrate to a seemingly intelligent person that they are not seeing as well as they could possibly see, that the choice is often made not to see.

I, for one, when given the chance to see at my best always choose to do so.  In this way, I can always be at my best.

Try not to be myopic.

Dr. Joel Kestenbaum

www.optixeyecare.com

Note- although this picture shows that myopia is due to a LONGER eye, myopia is often the result of an eye that is TOO powerful. This additional power is generated by the cornea, the principle refracting surface of the eye. In both situations, this causes light to be focused in front of the retina, causing a blur circle on the retina and hence blurry vision.

We wish all of our patients, friends and family a Happy and Healthy Holiday Season. Our vision is to help you with your vision in the future. We hope all your wishes come true in 2010.

Sincerely,

Dr. Joel Kestenbaum and Staff

Optix Family Eyecare Center

www.optixeyecare.com

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