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Visual Health Doctors of Optometry – Multiple Locations

Eye Exam and Credit Toward Glasses or $19 for $200 Toward Glasses

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Optometrists examine ocular regions before customers select designer frames from Gucci, Ted Baker, Nike, Flexon, Coach and BCBG

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Expires Dec 26, 2012
Limit 1 per person, may buy 10 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Appointment required. Valid only toward new glasses. Must purchase frames and lenses. Not valid toward contact lenses, contact lens exams, or replacement lenses. Not valid with insurance or other offers.
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Before buying a new pair of glasses, you must know your proper prescription and whether or not you are allergic to cat-eye frames. Get a professional opinion with this Groupon.

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$49 for a comprehensive eye exam (a $39 value) and $225 toward frames and prescription lenses (a $264 total value)
$19 for $200 toward frames and prescription lenses

The vision-smiths at Visual Health Doctors of Optometry adorn oculars with designer frames from Kate Spade, Ted Baker, Cole Haan, Vera Wang, Prodesign, and Calvin Klein inset with custom-crafted lenses. During thorough eye examinations, optometrists determine the best prescription to boost vision so that clients can make out the man on the moon's stubble. Frames typically average between $189 and $399 each, and base lenses cost $149 and come with a scratch-resistant coating.

Visual Health Doctors of Optometry

The optometrists at Visual Health Doctors of Optometry tap into stored expertise during comprehensive exams assisted by a high-tech computer and a wisecracking flashlight at Visual Health's three Virginia locations. After emerging from exams clutching accurate eye prescriptions, customers peruse the showroom with the help of multilingual staff members, who show off designer frames from brands such as Vera Wang, Coach, and BCBG. After selecting frames, technicians in the onsite lab craft standard or Varilux premium lenses or place orders for contacts.

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The Groupon Guide to: Dancing with a Dog

If you're the owner of a proud dog, don't let it go to waste—teach it how to dance with you. Here are some tips to transform your dog into a regular Dog Astaire:

Dogs don't have shoulders, so support your body weight on the next closest thing—their ears.
To trick a dog into learning faster, promise it a reward, like a strip of dried meat or unlimited access to your nicest toilet.
Dogs' ears are incredibly sensitive, so playing loud music will only make them believe all the walls around them are being crushed with a big metal hammer. Keep the music turned down and cover your dog's ears with the soundproofing membrane used in professional recording studios.
Keep your dog's nails trimmed. The prettier your dog feels, the prettier it will dance probably.
If your dog isn't having a good time, don't force it. The last thing you want is for it to decide to cut off communication with you when it's old enough to move out and live on its own.