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Most cost effective way of having laser eye surgery?

Cyrus · 2007-09-10 23:37:38

OK despite being very squeamish etc, i have decided that i will get laser eye surgery done (as long as im completely satisfied when i look into it properly) my eye sight is -2.75 in each eye and has been for the past few years, im nearly 27 and in excellent health so i should be an ok candidate anyway assuming im good to…

10-09-2007 11:37pm

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Cyrus

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OK despite being very squeamish etc, i have decided that i will get laser eye surgery done (as long as im completely satisfied when i look into it properly)

my eye sight is -2.75 in each eye and has been for the past few years, im nearly 27 and in excellent health so i should be an ok candidate

anyway assuming im good to go, a few qns:

a) where in dublin is recommended and

b) what is the most cost 'effective' way of having this done, notice i said effective not cheapest, i dont mind going to the most expensive place if its better (these are the only set of eyes i have!!) but i would like to be smart about this.

do certain health ins co's contribute? and what are their conditions? am i right in thinking i will get tax back at my marginal rate?

are there other factors to consider re cost?

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