Vision care is an important part of a comprehensive health care regimen. Consider the following:

• Approximately 61% of the U.S. population of 278 million people (2001) wears some form of vision correction - that's 169 million people wearing glasses or contact lenses. (Source: U.S. Optical Industry Handbook 2002, Jobson Publishing)
• As the baby boom generation ages, a higher percentage of people will need vision correction, meaning the number of people wearing glasses or contact lenses will continue to climb rapidly.
• In 2001, the average retail price for eyeglasses, including frame and lenses, was $175. (Source: U.S. Optical Industry Handbook 2002, Jobson Publishing)
• Regular eye examinations do so much more than just provide vision correction. The eyes are a looking glass inside the body - regular eye examinations can detect not only medical eye conditions such as glaucoma and cataracts, but also other medical conditions such as high blood pressure and tumors.

Dollar for dollar, vision care is one of the smartest investments that groups and individuals can make. By keeping one's eyes healthy and seeing well, we increase our productivity and overall quality of life. Contact one of our sales professionals today (contact us link) for more information on our high-quality, high-value vision programs.