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What is special about blue eyes?

What is special about blue eyes?

1. Only 8 Percent of the World’s Population Has Blue Eyes If you have got blue eyes, you might just belong to one of the world’s most exclusive groups without realizing it! Since blue eyes are genetically recessive, only 8 percent of the world’s population has blue

Can people have amber eyes?

Can people have amber eyes?

How Rare are Amber Eyes? You can can see commonly in the animal kingdom such as birds, wolves, felines, or owls, amber-colored eyes in humans is very rare. Like hazel eyes, just 5% of the world’s population has them, making them one of the rarest colors in the world.

12 reasons to use iTRUST EHR and Practice Management for your optometry office company.

12 reasons to use iTRUST EHR and Practice Management for your optometry office company.

As a business owner, you have a lot of moving parts, and you need a system that can keep up. You need an EHR system that is secure, customizable, and scalable. That’s why we recommend iTRUST EHR and Practice Management. Here are 12 reasons why: 1. iTRUST EHR and

7 Golden Tips on How to Capture More Contact Lens Sales

7 Golden Tips on How to Capture More Contact Lens Sales

As an optometrist, one of your main goals is to make sure that your patients have the right prescription for their needs. But let’s be honest – we also want to make sure that we’re capturing as many contact lens sales as possible. After all, that’s how we

10 tips on what is the right EHR for your Optometry office?

10 tips on what is the right EHR for your Optometry office?

Introduction: You know you need an EMR. The days of paper charts and billing are long gone, and if you want to stay afloat in today’s competitive healthcare landscape, you need to join the 21st century. But with so many options on the market, how do you choose the

What is special about brown eyes?

What is special about brown eyes?

Your mother and even grandmother may still remind you of how unique and valuable you are (no matter how embarrassing it may be), but if you have brown eyes, you may just feel like you’re another number in the crowd. However, brown eyes are a bit more unique than

Should an optometrist be addressed as Dr? What should I call an optometrist?

Should an optometrist be addressed as Dr? What should I call an optometrist?

The rule is either ‘Dr.‘ before, or the post-nominal abbreviation for their degree after. Never both at the same time. —-Envelope or address block on an email: ——–(Full Name), OD —-—-(Name of practice or clinic) —-—-(Address) —-Envelope, social: ——–Dr. (Full Name) —-—-(Address) ————Note: it