InfantSEE®

The InfantSEE® program is a childrens vision program established by the AOA (American Optometric Association) to eradicate childrens eye diseases, especially amblyopia (lazy eye). It is a first eye exam for children 6-12 months offered as a no cost public service.

For more information about the InfantSEE® program, please visit www.infantsee.org/.

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Monday:

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5:00pm

Tuesday:

8:00am

5:00pm

Wednesday:

8:00am

5:00pm

Thursday:

8:00am

5:00pm

Friday:

7:00am

2:00pm

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

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