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Independence Mirror Coatings
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Vintage French Designs
We are very excited to announce our newest arrivals from French Designer Michel Atlan.
Website Upgrade
EZO is heading into the new year with an updated website. You spoke – we listened! Some of the most common complaints we received from our customers regarding the website have been addressed and we hope you like the new and improved platform!!! As always when making changes, there can be some hiccups along the way and we appreciate your patience as we work out any issues 🙂
Wishing you a wonderful holiday season and a fabulous New Year!
EZO is Growing!
10/17/2018
Our small family owned business is growing and we are making some major changes to our business model in order to improve our customer experience for both our local customers and our internet customers.
For our internet customers: We will be offering “Frame Only” orders and will discontinue prescription lens options and some of the “Special Order” products to eliminate long wait times. We will revisit this decision after we have added more trained staff to process specialty items and provide the attention they deserve.
For our local customers: We have moved our service locations to N. Conway, Tamworth, and Union/Wakefield with “Walk-In” hours at each location. We accept the following insurances at those locations: MaineCare, NH Medicaid, Spectera, Well Sense and some Davis Vision Plans. Complete details can be found on our website ezonh.com / Local Optical Services.
August 2018 – Children’s eye health and safety month
Back to school! Good vision and overall eye health are vital to learning
Back-to-school time is just around the corner, and the scramble to buy school clothes and new pencils, backpacks and notebooks will begin. Ophthalmologists remind busy parents not to neglect one of the most important learning tools: their children’s eyes.
Good vision and overall eye health are vital to learning. E-Z Optical joins the American Academy of Ophthalmology in emphasizing the importance of healthy vision to academic success during Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month in August.
Because children are still growing, being vigilant about eye health is important. The earlier that problems are identified, the sooner they can be addressed. For children to maintain healthy eyes and vision throughout the school year, E-Z Optical and the American Academy of Ophthalmology recommend the following four tips:
- Get regular childhood vision screenings – Children’s eyes change rapidly, making regular vision screenings an important step in detecting and correcting eye problems early. In addition to screenings for infants, the Academy recommends further vision screening for children when they are:
- Pre-school age, between age 3 and 3 and a half
- Entering school
- Experiencing a possible vision problem
For school-age children, a vision screening – which is less comprehensive than a dilated eye examination by an ophthalmologist, can be performed by a pediatrician, family physician, nurse or trained technician during regular checkups. If the screening detects a problem, the child may need to see an ophthalmologist – an eye physician and surgeon – or other eye care professional.
- Know and share your family eye health history – Everyone should find out whether eye conditions or diseases run in their family. Parents should share that information with the person performing the screening when possible. Examples of common eye conditions include nearsightedness, crossed eye, known as strabismus, and lazy eye, known as amblyopia. If these are not treated in childhood, they can cause permanent vision loss in one eye.
- Watch for signals of eye problems – Parents should be alert to symptoms that could indicate an eye or vision problem, such as complaints of eyestrain, headaches and squinting when reading or performing other common activities. Other symptoms to look for include a white or grayish-white coloring in the pupil, one eye that turns in or out, or eyes that do not track in sync together.
- Wear protective eyewear when playing sports – Eye injuries while playing sports can cause serious damage, whether by getting smacked with an elbow during basketball or hit with a hockey stick. If your child plays racket sports, hockey, field hockey, baseball or basketball, consider having them wear goggles or other certified protective eyewear.
Visit the Academy’s website to learn more about common childhood eye conditions.
2018 Schedule: The Gibson Center, N. Conway, NH
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Who: Open to the Public – Everyone Welcome!
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What: Eyeglass Consultation, Adjustments, Repairs, Over 150 Frames covered by most insurances.
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Where: The Gibson Center, 14 Grove St, North Conway, NH 03860
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When: 10:30 am – 2:00 pm
2018 Schedule
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Tuesday, October 9, 2018
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Click Here to View/Print The Gibson Center Community Eyeglass Day Customer Info Sheet
2018 Schedule: Greater Wakefield Resource Center – Union, NH
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Who: Open to the Public – Everyone Welcome!
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What: Eyeglass Consultation, Adjustments, Repairs, Over 150 Frames covered by most insurances.
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Where: Greater Wakefield Resource Center, 254 Main St, Union, NH 03887
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When: 12:00 Noon
2018 Schedule
Thursday, August 16, 2018
Thursday, September 20, 2018
Thursday, October 18, 2018
Wednesday, November 14, 2018
Thursday, December 20, 2018
Click Here to View/Print Wakefield Community Eyeglass Day Customer Info Sheet
2018 Community Eyeglass Day Events
Local Optical Services
In an effort to better serve our local customers we are expanding our service locations. Starting in August of 2018 we will be hosting monthly “Community Eyeglass Day” events in N. Conway, Tamworth, and Union/Wakefield locations. We are working to add Ossipee and Wolfeboro to the rotation so be sure to check the schedule for updates, additions and cancellations.
During these scheduled events we will be offering the same services you were able to receive in our Tamworth Optical Store:
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Over 100 Frames to browse that are covered by most insurances
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Frames starting at $30 for everyone in the family!
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Frame Adjustments and Repairs
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Warranty Replacements for our existing and future customers
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Consultations with a Licensed Optician
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Best of all – No Appointment Needed!
Accepting: NH Medicaid, NH Healthy Families, Spectera, and Well Sense Insurances.
Valid Prescription Required.
We also offer nursing home visits and school vision screenings by appointment.