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05-08-2016, 08:44 AM
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Grand Magnate
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My insurance does not pay for eye glass exams, etc, but ophthalmologists linked to a problem (medical) it does ,and not an eye-doctor at an eye exam place for glasses. I would go to an ophthalmologist who worked on problems. My insurance will not pay for elective things (plastic surgery for a bigger ...Nose, say or fertility treatments to have kids) but certainly uterine bleeding, medical problems. You don't want new glasses, you have vision problems but this is my insurance. Call yours.
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