While I don’t think this is the kind of task a Walmart eye test would be include, I’ve become fairly interested in SQ 793 and how it will affect optometrists going forward.
As I type this, my eyes are still doing pretty well, so I don’t need glasses or anything of the sort. My vote would be one for the benefit or detriment of others, so I believe it’s important to have all the information I can get on this one. Having to change the Oklahoma Constitution for something like this seems a little wacky, but that’s how it goes.
Will providing people with closer and more affordable options outweigh fears of potential bad service on the part of retailers? I don’t know, but I will be reading all about it until November, I’m sure.
— Mike Allen
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