Supply and Replacement of Prescription Glasses Sample Clauses

Supply and Replacement of Prescription Glasses. 9.14 In the event of a change in prescription, requiring new spectacles or spectacles being required for the first time, a refund of up to $350 will apply but no more often than once every two (2) years or as otherwise recommended by the prescribing optometrist in the report and a copy of the Optometrist’s report must be attached to the receipt, when applying for a refund.
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Supply and Replacement of Prescription Glasses. 8.1 In the event of a change in prescription, requiring new spectacles or spectacles being required for the first time, a refund of up to $200 will apply but no more often than once every two years or as otherwise recommended by the prescribing optometrist in the report and a copy of the Optometrist’s report must be attached to the receipt, when applying for a refund.
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Supply and Replacement of Prescription Glasses. (a) The supply and replacement of prescription glasses will be in accordance with the provisions of Part A, clauses 9
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