Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-646.7
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Completion of contact lens fitting
Official statutory text
A contact lens fitting shall be complete and a contact lens
prescription may be written when:
1. The optometrist has completed all measurements, tests and
examinations necessary to satisfy his or her professional judgment
that the patient is a viable candidate to wear contact lenses,
recognizing that more than one visit between the patient and the
optometrist may be required; and
2. Contact lenses suitable for the patient's eyes have been
evaluated and fitted by the optometrist to the patient's eyes and
the optometrist is satisfied with the fitting based on ocular health
and the visual needs of the patient.
The patient shall be entitled to receive a copy of the contact
lens prescription with the appropriate number of lenses to fulfill
the prescription until its expiration date.
prescription may be written when:
1. The optometrist has completed all measurements, tests and
examinations necessary to satisfy his or her professional judgment
that the patient is a viable candidate to wear contact lenses,
recognizing that more than one visit between the patient and the
optometrist may be required; and
2. Contact lenses suitable for the patient's eyes have been
evaluated and fitted by the optometrist to the patient's eyes and
the optometrist is satisfied with the fitting based on ocular health
and the visual needs of the patient.
The patient shall be entitled to receive a copy of the contact
lens prescription with the appropriate number of lenses to fulfill
the prescription until its expiration date.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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