Lauren: My Optometrist Does Endmyopia

Just a quick one today, to repost one awesome e-mail for you. We’ve talked about endmyopia-supportive optometrists before.  That number seems to be growing, even if you’ll only know about if if somebody else introduced […]

May 04,2019 · 1 min read

Topic: Optometrist Confirmed

Optometrist Confirmed 20/20 Gains

Just a quick one today, to repost one awesome e-mail for you.

We’ve talked about endmyopia-supportive optometrists before.  That number seems to be growing, even if you’ll only know about if if somebody else introduced you.  Of course no optometrist is crazy enough to advertise or promote myopia reversal and risk the devastating ire of the High Bishops and Pontiffs of Holy Retail Optometry.  

Anyway, let’s not ramble.  Here’s Lauren:

Secret handshake.

Sanity exists in small pockets.  Lucky for you if you come across one.

Keep making those 20/20 gains!

Cheers,

-Jake

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    Formerly genetically defective. 🤓 Weaned off retail optometry lens subscriptions, now 20/20 eyesight. Also into BJJ, kitesurfing, paragliding, being stupid.

    Topic:  Optometrist Confirmed

    Optometrist Confirmed 20/20 Gains

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