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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I place an order with contact lens and lens care?

  Click here for the Contact Lens and Lens Care Online Ordering System. When placing your order, you’ll get: Real-time inventory status. Automatic order confirmation on-screen. Option to ship orders to your office or directly to your patients. Standard, overnight, or Saturday delivery options.

• What is mean by power of lens?

  POWER OF A LENS . Power of lens is the ability of the lens to converge the rays of light falling on it. Definition: The power of a lens is the reciprocal of its focal length in meters. It is represented by the letter P. The power P of a lens of focal length f is given by f = 1/P The SI unit of power is dioptre .

• What does contact lens mean?

  A contact lens is a medical device, and a poorly fitted lens — or one made from a material not well-suited to your eyes — can cause distorted vision, discomfort, infection, inflammation, swelling and abrasion. In rare cases, permanent eye tissue damage could result.

• Is Tita’s really as good as they say?

  Damn, Tita’s is underrated. I’ve had authentic Filipino food a few times and not exactly an expert at it, but Tita’s is legit with excellent prices, fresh that come off the grill regularly (just look how fast food disappears from it), and really distinct tasting dishes that I ENJOY. On the outside it looks like a hole in the wall panda express.

• What is your favorite food to eat at Tita’s?

  FYI though, the foods differ every day--though they have their staples--and the foods are not labeled, so if you are no familiar with Filipino food, just ask the servers what you’re getting. Some of my favorites at Tita’s include the lechon (only on weekends as far as I know), the kare-kare, kalderatang kambing, menudo and sisig.