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NOTE: We now replace the chairs with a foot stool, coffee table, or Rubbermaid containers that are about 12-14" off the the floor. Conditions Mr Danny Mitry treats include: cataract, lens exchange, complex cataract, dry eyes, blepharitis, trauma, retinal ... I'm Steve from Retina Recovery In this video, I want address 3 frequently asked questions we get when picking up equipment
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- NOTE: We now replace the chairs with a foot stool, coffee table, or Rubbermaid containers that are about 12-14" off the the floor.
- Conditions Mr Danny Mitry treats include: cataract, lens exchange, complex cataract, dry eyes, blepharitis, trauma, retinal ...
- I'm Steve from Retina Recovery In this video, I want address 3 frequently asked questions we get when picking up equipment
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