What patients tweet about their eye doctors

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A few months ago, we went over to Twitter and searched both “eye doctor” and “optometrist” just to see what people were saying. We had so much fun the first time that we thought we’d do it again.

 

A few months ago, we went over to Twitter and searched both “eye doctor” and “optometrist” just to see what people were saying. The results were so funny that we just had to share them (check that story out here).

We had so much fun the first time that we thought we’d do it again.

Your patients tweet about everything from hating non-contact tonometry and dilation to how attractive they think you are. Isn’t social media wonderful?

Check out our latest collection of tweets from your patients. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you liked this roundup, check out our last slideshow: What your patients are tweeting about you

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