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On the wellness team at Biology Insights, Tiffany Kim, ABOC, NCLEC, reports on prescription eyewear and vision care. She began fitting lenses and adjusting frames at retail optical stores in 2008, a role she still maintains for a few hours each week. Kim received an associate of applied science in ophthalmic dispensing from Macomb Community College.

What Are Glasses You Can Adjust Yourself?
What Are Reading Glasses For and How Do They Work?
How to Not Wear Glasses: Permanent and Temporary Options
Should I Wear My Glasses All the Time for Astigmatism?
When Should I Get Reading Glasses?
What Does 180 Axis Mean for Glasses?
What Does 20/100 Vision Look Like?
Are Progressive Lenses Better Than Bifocals?
Should I Get New Glasses for a 0.25 Change?
How Can Myopia Be Corrected?
Do Cylinder and Axis Values Change Over Time?
Can Anyone Get Contacts? Medical & Vision Requirements
What Does -6 Eyesight Look Like Without Glasses?
Can You Have Bifocal Contact Lenses?
Is a 175 Axis for Astigmatism Bad?
When Should You Wear Glasses for Long-Sightedness?
How to Measure Your Near Pupillary Distance
Is a 160 Axis Bad for Astigmatism?
How to Tell What Power Reading Glasses You Need
Does Everyone Eventually Need Reading Glasses?
What to Know Before Getting Contact Lenses
How to Convert Your Eye Prescription for Glasses and Contacts
How to Find Your Glasses Prescription From Contacts
How to Measure Your Pupillary Distance With a Ruler
How Thick Will My Glasses Lenses Be?
How to Measure the Axis for Glasses
How to Make Saffron Tea for Eye Health
How to Figure Out Your Reading Glasses Prescription
How to Determine Reading Glasses Strength From Prescription
How to Test If You Need Glasses