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Whether you need an eye exam, sunglasses,
contact lenses, or eyeglass repair, our friendly and
helpful staff will always make sure you receive
personalized service. Among the services available,
you'll find:
- Handicapped Accessible Buildings
- State-of-the-Art Technology
- Open a combined 6 days a week (including
evening hours & Saturdays) to help work
around your schedule
- Ample time is given between appointments
so you won't feel rushed.
- Walk-Ins are welcome
- Treatments for a variety of eye injuries,
infections and diseases
- Most Insurances Accepted
- The Latest Fashions in Eyeglass Frames
- A fashionable selection of sunglasses &
sunglass clips
- Professional Contact Lens Fittings
- Vision Therapy
- We accept used eyeglass donations as part
of the Lions Club Vision Program
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How well can your child see?
Annual eye exams are just as important for children as
they are for adults. Both Davison Road Optical and
Newfane Family Eyecare are very "kid-friendly,"
making your visit with us smooth and pleasant!
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Play area in the waiting room
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Testing equipment that is easily adjustable
for the smallest patients
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A fashionable selection of eyeglasses
designed exclusively for younger generations
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Infant-See program (more info. below)
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The American Optometric Association encourages parents to include a trip to the optometrist in the list of well-baby check-ups. Dr. Snyder has volunteered to serve as an infantsee optometrist and will provide your infant with a no-charge eye examination regardless of your ability to pay. Call our offices to schedule an appointment or visit www.infantsee.org for more information.
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Better Vision Lamps: See a wonderful selection of lamps designed for the best lighting available!
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Did you know... your used eyeglasses & sunglasses can be donated?
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Davison Road Optical and Newfane Family Eyecare are both drop-off
locations for the Lion's Club eyeglass recycling program.
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& Eyeglass Recycling
Lions have been recycling eyeglasses for app. 80 years. The goal of the program is to give better vision to people living in developing nations. Used eyeglasses are cleaned, repaired and classified by prescription. They are then distributed to those in need by Lions, volunteers and other organizations hosting optical missions across the globe. In the 2004-05 fiscal year, Lions Eyeglass Recycling Centers reported a collection of more than 5 million pairs of eyeglasses, distributing to more than 3 million people in developing nations.
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How to Donate Your Eyeglasses:
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All types of eyeglasses and sunglasses, prescription and non-prescription, are acceptable. Reading glasses are also useful because many recipients are in need of visual correction to help them perform close-up tasks. Sunglasses are needed by people living near the equator in order to shield their eyes from the sun's damaging rays.
At Davison Road Optical and Newfane Family Eyecare , you'll find a Lions Club Drop-off box in the lobby as you enter the building. Or if you prefer, pass your eyeglasses along to any of our staff members.
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In June of 1999, Dr. Snyder was one
of 7 doctors on a 22-person team
who traveled to the Philippines in
conjunction with Lions Club
International.
The group examined about 14,000
patients and provided glasses for
those in need. Most had never had an
eye exam and would not have been
able to if the group had not made
them available.
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During his visit, Dr. Snyder met a Catholic Nun
who teaches in a mountain province of the
Philippines.
After being without glasses for some time, he was
able to fit her with a new pair of bifocals. She was
grateful to be reading again and thus be a better
educator.
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