True Tales

Warning: Objects in Readers May Be Smaller Than They Appear

Proof that you should never judge a book by her cover.

Published

5 years ago

January 29, 2020

INVISION Staff Invision February 2020 Issue

Warning: Objects in Readers May Be Smaller Than They Appear

Straitlaced patient was getting her first readers. My optician told her that things would look clearer and larger when she wears her new Rx. Patient said “Great, I’ll wear them in bed tonight.” Drop the mic. Cracked us up. — Texas Smith, OD, Dr. Texas Smith & Associates, Citrus Heights, CA

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