WHAT İS the cost of a vısıon (eye number control )cost ın USA?
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We do a very complete exam. Not a little quick doc-in-the-box exam. And we charge $65 dilation and all. Yo can get cheap glasses for around $70. Frames are actually much better after you get past the $120 range. Lenses can range from $59 to around $600 for all the bells and whistles.\n\nCan you be more specific?
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+0.25 isn't very much power, but it might affect you.  If you think it's too much, go back to your eye doctor to have him/her verify the prescription.  (Don't expect to get a free complete eye exam, though.)
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Try these. There is a fee:\n\nhttp://find.intelius.com/search-name.php?searchform=name\n\nhttp://www.privateeye.com/processor.asp\n\nGood Luck
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I use Lightyear -- my cost is 5 c a minute in USA.   I think they have a better rate if you use more. I do not know what rates they have if you need Canada or Mexico or Europe, etc.  I believe you can contact them on the web at lightyear.com
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Check: Intelius.com. It will cost ya $8.00 for the info
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About 12 Dallas (dollars)\nFun for me thanks!
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Around $25.00 US dollars
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https://www.asseenontvnetwork.com/vcc/eyeq/eyeq/130436/
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http://www.goggle.com
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I'm a -6.00 in both eyes and I'm not legally blind, but I feel like I am if I don't have my contacts in. I'de say that -5.00 is pretty darn bad.
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If you're asking about the total power of each eye, it's typically around 60 diopters.  The average eye is a little bit stronger and so needs a minus prescription (maybe around -2.00 or -3.00) to correct it.
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Yes.  Medicare will cover a yearly diabetic eye exam (assuming your doctor is a provider for medicare in your state).  The only thing medicare will not cover is a refraction fee. This ranges from $10-50 depending on how much that practice wants to charge.  That is what it costs to check for glasses. If you are having no trouble you do not have to have that done.  Just tell the doctor or assistant that you would prefer not to have that done.  It shouldn't be a big deal.
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No, you have a different eye exam for contacts, so the same script wouldn't work  -  it's a different type.
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YOU can opet out. 1-8885OPTOUT
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i had it done a few years ago at TLC. they have a website and they are the ones that did Tiger Woods eyes. It was not cheap but if you try to find cheap you get less quality. i chose quality over price. mine was four thousand dollars. they will set you up a payment plan. i was 20/200 in both eyes and now i am 20/25 and 20/30. no more glasses or contacts. with TLC if you ever need it done again if your eyes change it is free, so you are paying for a lifetime of eye care. it did not hurt at all. they give you Valium just to make you not nervous. i told them later i was scared so they gave me another Valium. i liked that so i told them again i was scared and i got another one. when i went into the room to get it done i was stoned. i do remember everything because you are awake. they had like two machines and you were in a reclining chair. they put some foam pillows beside your head so you will not move around. he tells you everything he is going to do and what is going to happen so you will know and not be worried. he told me this part...and it was the scariest part but i knew it was coming ....that when he did one of the steps i would not be able to see for a few seconds. he was right. the whole thing was less than five minutes and when he was through the nurse set me up and pointed to a clock on the other side of the room and asked me what time it was. i could see it perfectly. i would do it again without even thinking about it. it is like i bought a miracle. i have to put lubricating drops in my eyes in the mornings when i wake up and that is all....great vision
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Talk to an eye specialist, like an ophamologist, to discuss all the benefits and the potential risks about it. Cost varies but I've read between 1000 and 2000 dollars per eye.
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I would contact the eyeglass corporations in the US.\nMaybe the association for the blind.