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Lasik Vision Institute
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citysearch c.
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I had my lasik done at the Lasik Vision Institute almost 8 years ago. Overall the procedure and the success was great. Only recently did I notice that my vision was slightly blurry and I wanted to find out if I would to have an enhancement procedure to correct my blurry vision. I wanted to rule out that dry eye syndrome was at fault as well.
When I first had the procedure done there was only one package that had a lifetime of enhancement policy. The Lasik Institute was very through in explaining the procedure, possible complications, halo effect, post op care. But they neglected to inform me that in order to qualify for the lifetime enhancement I was required to have yearly eye exams! So now they are saying that lack of proof of yearly eye exams disqualifies me for the enhancements, should I need them. I would have to have pay $100 for an eye exam and most likely pay $300 per eye for the enhancements!
Just make sure you ask about enhancement policy and keep your contract for future reference!
Jerry Case
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