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1. www.drcampisi.optometry.net
www.drcampisi.optometry.net/Pr - [Cached]Published on: 11/17/2007 Last Visited: 6/13/2008
Dr. Jacqueline Campisi, Optometrist VISIONS SIGHT & LEARNING CENTER -
2. Dr. Jacqueline Campisi, Optometrist-VISIONS SIGHT & LEARNING CENTER-,Unspecified(Optometrist, eye doctor, optician, vision)
www.drcampisi.optometry.net/Pr - [Cached]Published on: 7/6/2006 Last Visited: 9/10/2007
Dr. Jacqueline Campisi, Optometrist VISIONS SIGHT & LEARNING CENTER
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Mystic - Dr. Jacqueline Campisi, optometrist and owner of Visions Sight and Learning Center in Mystic, may not wear eyeglasses, but like the 30 percent of the population that has 20/20 or "perfect" vision, they just might need a new wavefront-guided pair of lenses that can combat nighttime glare.
"I never wore glasses to see well (until now)," Campisi said.
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"With high definition, you can see 100 times better," Campisi explained. "The Z-view aberrometer takes 11,300 points of each eye and makes a sort of fingerprint of your eye."
During a typical eye examination, an optometrist would measure a person's sight by a quarter per measurement. With the Opthonix technology, that measurement is tested in increments of 100s.
"With iZon eyeglasses, one can see 25 feet ahead faster, which is the distance across an intersection," Campisi said.
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Campisi's Mystic practice is currently the only one in Connecticut to utilize the Opthonix technology on her patients. She is also only one of two in New England to even have the equipment at a practice. With Campisi's patients, a test with the Z-view aberrometer is now part of routine eye exams, and for those who have not had the test done, a complimentary iZon exam is offered.
To spread the word, Campisi has spoken to more than 100 ambulance drivers with American Ambulance in Norwich, has been interviewed by Channel 8 News last month to inform the public and is currently working on speaking with state troopers as well.
"I will go from barracks to barracks to reach them," she said. -
3. www.drcampisi.optometry.net
www.drcampisi.optometry.net/Pr - [Cached]Published on: 12/1/2006 Last Visited: 6/13/2008
Dr. Jacqueline Campisi, Optometrist VISIONS SIGHT & LEARNING CENTER
