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Your Questions and More Letters to the Editor for February

With Covid surging again, what is everyone doing now regarding masks and frame sanitizing?

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1 year ago

February 10, 2022

INVISION Staff Invision February 2022 Issue

Love this magazine! I read most all of the articles which have very interesting and relevant information presented in an attractive, appealing manner. Keep up the good work! — Elizabeth Hawkins, The Eye Station, Lees Summit, MO
I think INVISION has great content across all their platforms and I hope to see more as the industry continues to evolve. — Justin Tenczar, Berkshire Eye Center, Pittsfield, MA
The Law of Subtraction article was great. Made me really think about whether over time I was taking on too much and how to lean out again. — Samantha Hornberger, OD, Bright Family Eye Care, Lawrenceburg, IN
The article about leaving the industry was very good, but I will admit that I have no plans of ever leaving this field … slow down, sure, but not leaving it altogether. Articles like these are the reason I look forward to receiving your magazine every single month. — Pablo E. Mercado, Optima Eyecare, Alpharetta, GA

The Big Questions

We’ll take to social media over the coming weeks to ask our followers to weigh in.

With Covid surging again, what is everyone doing now regarding masks and frame sanitizing? — Paula Hornbeck, Eye Candy & Eye Candy Kids, Delafield, WI
How are offices staying competitive with current inflationary pressures both in staff wages and products? — Zachary Dirks, OD, St. Peter and Belle Plaine Eyecare Centers, Saint Peter, MN
With so many colleges of optometry and less competition to get into them, are we graduating less competent optometrists today? — Robert M. Easton Jr. OD, FAAO, Oakland Park, FL

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