Patient Portal Update

We have recently been made aware of a glitch in the patient scheduling software, but are happy to report it has been fixed. If you have attempted to book an appointment online before today and want to make sure it is on the books, please contact us at info@micontactlens.com and we will make sure your appointment is scheduled appropriately.

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