When I was doing discount eyeglasses online optometry, when I encountered a client who needed glasses, the first sentence was: Do you have an optometry sheet? Then the second question: Do you have a handwritten optometry sheet?

However, it has been found that there are often problems with using this degree, such as frequent feedback of dizziness and unclear vision after receiving the cheapest eyeglasses. Recently, I finally realized that this data is still not very accurate. Because often it's just optometry data results.

It may be right, but it does not bring a good customer experience. Do you have a complete optometry sheet? The customer said there is, and it has been sent over. If it is a handwritten order. It would be said that this was printed by a machine for reference only. Cannot be directly used for glasses.

Do you have a handwritten optometry sheet? The customer said that there were some and sent a handwritten optometry sheet over. After reviewing the data. Have you ever tried on a trial frame for this degree? More than 10 minutes. The customer replied that they had not tried it on. So it will also be more cautious, as there may be issues with this degree.

Is there a big difference between this degree and the discountglasses I'm wearing now? The difference in customer answers is not significant, with a degree difference of around 50 degrees. Are these glasses clear and comfortable to wear now? No problem with how to answer, the new degree can be used for glasses, and sometimes some modifications may be made.