Opticians Making Promises. Don't Do It.
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Even if you are making a pair of eyeglasses in-house. You'll always be better off not making promises for things over which you have no control.
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Obvious things for experienced optician, but thank you for saying it anyway.
Amen John...
thank you! great advice :)
Hello and good evening
How can I calculate the rate of magnification changing related to the changing of distance from my eye to my PC screen?
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There is a book Ophthalmic Dispensing by Brooks & Borish that, if I recall correctly, has some kind of formula for figuring that out. Now why you would ever do that in a million years is beyond me - just trial frame things until you find what works. And that might just mean a 0.25/0.50 flipper, holding up some uncut lenses, OTC readers or an actual trial frame and that would depend on the individual. I suppose the other way of looking at it is it has to be a number between 1 and 3 since (99%) of add powers run from 1 to 3. Maybe I'm missing something in your question? John
The worst thing as a customer is if you are promised a certain date and then when you haven't heard anything by then and inquire about, you are then ignored until they either get around to calling you back, or when they feel like it. Uh, no. Optician should respond immediately in this scenario with an update.
you do know we get busy right.
@@MrLoveMonkey02 If you're too busy to actually provide customer service, you're in the wrong line of work.
Have you ever worked before?
@@coolgaara14 clearly, you haven’t.
@@phototristan Please don't tell my manager.