Poll: What is your biggest frustration with contact lens fitting?

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This poll is for optometrists and eyecare professionals, only. It will close on Friday, October 22, 2021.

What is your biggest frustration with contact lens fitting?

A. Poor patient compliance with wearing schedules
B. Poor patient compliance with lens cleaning and disinfection
C. Troubleshooting contact lens fits
D. Hassle of contact lens Rx verification
E. Losing revenue from patients purchasing lenses elsewhere

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