When you walk up to the check-out counter in a pharmacy, you’ll notice that the reading glasses display always seems near. When waiting in line, people will try on reading glasses because people benefit from another pair.
“Reading glasses from a drugstore are in fact perfectly safe1,” says ophthalmologist Michelle Andreoli, M.D., a clinical spokesperson for the American Academy of Ophthalmology, who notes that over-the-counter reading glasses, including low-cost dollar store options, can help you focus up close and will not damage your eyesight.
One of the most popular displays comes from Franklin Eyewear, a well-known brand in independent pharmacies nationwide. They have made their reputation by dealing with independent businesses and keeping them competitive with major chains.
Franklin Eyewear is a program of quality and style with value pricing. The color-coded system makes it easy to shop and restock. And the 72-piece “Boutique” floor display with 72 refills provides easy access for restocking and multiple sales. Price tags are color-coded by strength, and the display has matching labels for easy stocking, organizing, and re-ordering.
1 https://www.aarp.org/health/conditions-treatments/info-2020/drugstore-reading-glasses.html
Franklin Eyewear is made for your store. Sun & Reading glasses retail at $6.99. Sun-Bifocal Sunglasses and Polarized are $9.99. Color coded price tags make merchandising simple. Great quality and style with a 50% profit margin. Free displays and Free shipping with minimum purchase. Call Al Underwood at 877-766-0321 or go to: www.franklineyewear.com.
Marti Jones brings more than 20 years of integrated communications experience from world-renowned organizations. Marti’s career has grown from raising awareness and funds for the American Red Cross before and after 9/11 to leading strategy for brands such as Mayo Clinic, Duke Health, and M Health Fairview, which included communications for change management and COVID-19. Marti's messaging portfolios are supported by her academic background and proven methodology, as she taught writing at the University of Minnesota and honed her craft at UnitedHealth, UCare, and RXinsider, Revel Health and Hill and Knowlton. Marti received her master’s degree in public affairs and administration from George Washington University and Bachelor of Arts degrees in communications and psychology from Augustana University.
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