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Eyeglass Lens Treatments
Scratch protection coating
Light-weight hard resin lenses can be more easily scratched than glass lenses. Special coatings have been developed to help protect lenses from normal scratching. The modest additional cost for such scratch coating is usually a prudent investment. Some of the newest lens materials include scratch coating.

UV protection
The ultraviolet rays found in sunlight can pose potential harm to the eyes. Special treatment is available for hard resin lenses that completely blocks hazardous UV light. Lenses like polycarbonate, high index, and photochromic lenses include built-in UV protection at no extra cost.

Anti-reflection coatings
Special anti-reflection coatings are now available for spectacle lenses, much like those used for fine camera lenses. These coatings are particularly effective for reducing eye fatigue for computer operators and anyone driving at night. And, of course, AR lenses enhance appearance by removing all distracting reflections.

Announcements
Sweetheart of a Deal
During the month of February, get a $40 credit toward the purchase of glasses with any contact lens purchase.*
*No other savings or insurance applies toward glasses. 
Office Hours
Regular Office Hours are Mondays 9:30 am to 7:00 pm
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Saturdays 8:30 am to 12:00 pm.  The office is closed on Wednesdays. 
Optometrist of the Year
Dr. Kerber is the St. Louis Optometric Society's 2010 Optometrist of the Year! 
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