Price Vision Group enrolling LASIK clinical study participants
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Price Vision Group is currently enrolling participants for a LASIK clinical study. If you are nearsighted and need glasses/contacts to see clearly, you may qualify for this study. Qualified study participants will be compensated for their time. There is no cost to the patient but the clinical study will require participants to attend several postoperative…
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