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South Australia representing more than 96% of optometrists, is critical to the success of this program. The strong working relationship with Optometry SA, the peak body for optometrists in Sunglasses that provide no UV protection can actually make eyes more. Sonically it might be pretty damn close (and it definitely is) but it’s not a schematical copy of the original amp if it ever turns up, maybe that will chance. It is also an example of the State Government’s commitment to working in partnership with industry. While gray-tinted glasses reduce overall brightness without color distortion. Without it, Slash and Santiago Alvarez worked together listening to Slash’s tracks from the original master tapes to create the tone circuit based on their listening sessions. This program is further evidence of the State Government’s commitment to easing cost of living pressures for South Australians.

I encourage people who are eligible to contact Glasses SA or visit a participating optometrist to take advantage of this program. Quotes attributable to Communities and Social Inclusion Minister Zoe Bettison Glasses SA provides low cost glasses to the most disadvantaged people in South Australia, no matter where they live. When no correction for SPH is required the. Participating optometrists will have a Glasses SA sticker displayed in their window.įor more information go to visit a participating optometrist or call Glasses SA on 1300 762 577.Ī new IT system for Glasses SA has been developed to make the system accessible for optometrists.Īll optometrists in South Australia have been invited to participate in the program. In some cases, the optician may write what appears to be a slash above the figure to indicate a - value.

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People who receive a full Centrelink pension, such as an age pension or a disability pension, or receive full Newstart Allowance are eligible for Glasses SA.Ĭhildren who are dependants of people who qualify for the GlassesSA scheme, will also be eligible for glasses, meaning that many children will have access to low cost glasses.

People eligible for Glasses SA will pay a maximum of $25 for glasses with single vision lenses, $50 for those with bi-focal lenses and $100 for glasses with multi-focal lenses.Įligible people can get a new pair of glasses through Glasses SA every three years. Glasses SA has been developed in partnership with Optometry SA and is being delivered by participating optometrists to provide very low cost glasses to the most disadvantaged in the community. A new program has been launched to help vulnerable and disadvantaged South Australians with vision problems to access good quality, affordable glasses.