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How expensive is seeing an eye doctor?
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Well worth it: If you see an ophthalmologist, you will get a thorough examination from a well trained expert. Most times this is covered by insurance. Depending upon what you see the doctor for the range of pricing is quite large but could vary from $100 - $300 and more if treatment is needed.
Answered 6/27/2014
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