Pearle Vision (Boise, ID 83704-5003)

• Can an eye doctor be able to determine if you have diabetes?

  Yes they can. Because diabetes can cause diabetic retinopathy and there will be some changes in your eyes if you have diabetes. If he told you have diabetes, you need to be checked again by a physician.

• Does Tricare pay for the contact eye exam?

  Tricare will only cover routine eye exam in a year, the contact eye exam is not included. You can go to the TRICARE website to find more information about it.

• Is it necessity to get a contact eye exam every year?

  It is better to have a contact eye exam every year to make sure the contacts are still the right prescription and there is not other eye problem like corneal ulcer.

• From which store can I get a repair kit to tighten my glasses?

  You can try Try Wal-Mart, Target, CVS or something like that.

• Can I fix my glasses with super glue?

  It is a stupid idea to repair it with super glue. You may ruin your glasses. Why not take them to the glasses store and ask the professional person to repair it? It won't cost much or they may even do it for free if it is an easy case.

• Where can I find some cool stylish strap less basketball goggles?

  The easier way is to find them online. You don't need to shuttle your way from one store to another to find the satisfactory goggles. Just sitting in front of the computer and clicking the mouse would help you find them. Type "stylish basketball goggles" in google and you will find many.

• Should I get Goggles or Contacts for Basketball?

  It is really hard to choose as neither of them is a good choice for you. For me, I would choose contacts cuz the big goggles on my face would always stop me from moving freely and I can't see clearly through edge of the lens.

• how long does it take to get contact lenses?

  It would depend on if they have the contacts of your prescription in stock. If your eyes fit some average,it is possible that you will get them the same day. If it is the first time your wear contacts, the optomitrist will give you a pair of "tester" contacts and decide which type suits you best.

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