Effect of Vaping on Eyes
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- 30 Jan, 2017
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Just came across an interesting article regarding the effects of "Vaping" (also known as E-Cigs) on the eyes. Check the link below. Very interesting stuff. I am sure that as vaping continues to be popular you will see more and more of this in your clinics and thus be confronted with optometric billing questions associated with it.
Don't forget to reach out to opticXpress with ANY optometric billing questions you might have...VAPING included!
https://www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/smoke-or-vapor-gets-in-your-eyes-part-two
Don't forget to reach out to opticXpress with ANY optometric billing questions you might have...VAPING included!
https://www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/smoke-or-vapor-gets-in-your-eyes-part-two
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