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Your Thoughts on Eyecare Magazines and More of Your Letters to the Editor

Plus a couple more comments on this year’s America’s Finest.

Published

3 years ago

November 9, 2020

INVISION Staff Invision October 2020 Issue

The question about whether or not to hire a veteran hit home. I have not read the whole thing (have not received the magazine yet), but for what I could read online it has me thinking whether being a veteran from both Iraq and Afghanistan has made me a better person, or not. — Pablo E. Mercado, Optima Eye Care, Alpharetta, GA
The second place winning optical, Eyes on You, inspired our doctors to remodel. We are now in the first stages! — Heather Aites, Family Vision Center, Westminster, CO
Love the America’s Finest contest! I always love to see what other offices are doing or what sorts of unique design/ideas they have. — Cynthia Sayers, OD, EyeShop Optical Center, Lewis Center, OH
Great magazine! I love having something to hold in my hand rather than just another email or PowerPoint on a screen! — Sarah Montes, Hockemeyer Family Eye Care, New Haven, IN
In a time when it seems every eyecare-related magazine contains less and less pages, INVISION holds its weight. This is a testimony to the importance of your content for readers. — Scott Keating, OD, Vision Trends, Dover, OH

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