Tower Clock Eye Center’s Dr. Amanda Schuster, OD, offered free eye screenings for kids for Vision Day at the Children’s Museum of Green Bay. Dr. Schuster performed a battery of tests to check kids’ eye health, visual acuity and depth perception. Kids also learned about how lenses work and the anatomy of the eye at various stations at the museum.
Schuster is a strong advocate for early screening for children and has dedicated much of her practice to promoting children’s eye health.
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