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Getting your eye examinations in different country are
expensive and most people doesn’t have it covered where they live.
Most people who come to visit the Philippines they make sure
they stop by the stores that sells eye glasses that are free of charge as long
you will purchase the products from them.
There is always a doctor on duty who can do eye examination
on your eyes. It is best to bring your reading glasses to check the lens to
know what your grade on your lens.
The stores always have promotional in purchasing their
product. The best part there are places you can get your new pair of reading
glasses on the same day you have made a visit.
I have family members who purchase eye glasses frame from
where they live and just buy the lens for their eye glasses this way they spend
less. They also buy sunglasses and put grade on them this way they save more
money.
Just like any where when you reach a certain age you need
lasik surgery most people are not covered with their medical insurance.
I have relatives having it done in the Philippines.
It is best to ask a family or relatives to schedule your
appointment before you arrive this way it saves time during your visit to the
Philippines.
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