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As the school year starts, think about this stat: two-thirds of children under the age of six have never had an eye exam by an eye doctor. When it comes to kids in school, vision problems can have a big impact.
Parker
Eye exams are just as important as trips to the dentist. Visiting the eye doctor annually is recommended by the American Optometrc Association for anyone age 6 months and older, not just kids in school. With all the time we spend at computers, eyestrain is a problem as well. Your eye doctor can help.
Carmen
VSP Vision Care See Much More Giveaway
VSP Vision Care, the nation’s largest not-for-profit vision benefits and services company, wants you to find out more about how vision affects your life and get tips for maintaining healthy eyes at SeeMuchMore.com.
Ava
I recommend watching the fun video over at SeeMuchMore.com. I learned several interesting vision-related facts, like the number of hair stylists versus optometrists!
To help celebrate healthy vision awareness, VSP Vision Care is giving away 6 pairs of Coach sunglasses – a $180 retail value. Six different winners will have the opportunity to chose a pair of sunglasses from the five styles pictured in this post.
Jacqueline
Entering the giveaway is easy. Answer at least one of the questions below:
- Name an item your child is likely to ‘See Much More’ of at school this year.
- Tell me something you learned at SeeMuchMore.com.
- Talk about your vision care plan. What do you like or dislike about it?
Marilyn
Six winners will be randomly selected from comments of those who enter by 11 pm CST on Saturday, September 5, 2009.
Contest is open to residents of the US and Canada. If you win, you must respond to my request for a mailing address and choose your sunglasses within five days.
Good luck!
(Images via Coach)
Really a nice post. . . ..
978 days ago
[...] a Comment // First of all, thanks to everyone who took the time to enter the VSP Vision Care Giveaway of Coach Sunglasses, sharing your thoughts on your vision insurance, what your kid is “seeing more of” in [...]
I have VSP, which is pretty good. Im lucky that my Rx is weak so the lenses are fully covered. Frames are expensive though. I couldnt afford sunglasses too.
I would love to win this Coach product.
Name an item your child is likely to ‘See Much More’ of at school this year.
The chalkboard
Tell me something you learned at SeeMuchMore.com
Every member of your family needs an annual eye exam starting at six months old.
Talk about your vision care plan. What do you like or dislike about it?
I go once every 2 years and it’s great. I get an exam and two pair of eyeglasses for under $40.
I THINK THE WILL SEE ALOT MORE hAND SANTATIZER THIS YEAR ALONG WITH POSTERS ON HOW TO NOT GET THE FLU & ABOUT HAND WASHING.
I don’t have vision insurance so I try and get cheap glasses.
I don’t have vision insurance. So I try and get the cheapest glasses possible.
We don’t have vision insurance. So I try to get the cheapest glasses possible.
Our vision plan is pretty good. Most things are covered.
We have a so so vision plan. It pays about 50%
I am starting a new vision plan next week and what I like about it so far is that it covers glass and partially pays for contacts. The other plans I have been on do not cover contacts.
I don’t have a vision care plan but that would be great because it isn’t cheap to get exams and glasses.
They look really nice.
My vision care plan is not the best by any means. It gives me a discount but the shop where I purchase my glasses uses gives me a better deal without it.
I like out vision plan because it covers lenses every year so if my prescription changes I know I’ll be able to get the correct lens.
We have a decent eye vision program. We get most of our services covered plus we only pay a small amount for glasses.
We have a good vision plan. It covers our annual eye exam and we are able to get contacts/lenses every 2 years for a fair amount.
I learned that every member of your family needs an annual eye exam starting at six months old.
Since we are rewarding the kinder with 25 cents per book quiz point she earns this school year, I have no doubt she will ‘see much more’ on the library this year.