29 April 2016
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Anonymous02 May 2016
Nothing I would like more than to get patients in to the latest contact lenses. BUT... There is not a safe, fair, level playing field. We are all super regulated- fine The requirement to hand out a specification so they can disappear for 10 years to buy unchecked from the internet until they have a big problem which will be my fault. Daysoft are suppling equivalent lenses, not SiH, or same base/ diameter/ material. The GOC thinks the answer is a good trader scheme, its not. The specification should go from practitioner to practitioner directly along with helpful details to continue good care. This could go by phone, letter, email etc and responsibility goes with it. Any medical stuff going by post without UK documentation and licensing should be stopped. This would also stop dangerous fake drugs etc. In this system I would happily fit 10 times the lenses.
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