5 Ways to reactivate your photochromic sales

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5 Ways to reactivate your photochromic sales Carole Bratteig, LDO, ABO, NCLEC

AGENDA Photochromic lenses: Consumers vs ECPs Top 3 reasons patients want them- 3 words to use Professional biases and negative views Your biases/opinions hurt or HELP sales How do they work? Communicate correctly Patient expectations Create the right expectations More than just a clever color changing lens A “bundle” of benefits

Photochromics: Patients VS ECPs Patients Say: Great idea! It will be like getting 2 pairs in 1! I want them DARK - like sunglasses. I want them to be clear indoors …and change fast. Eye Care Professionals Think: Dang- there goes my 2nd pair sale. If you want them dark- I’ll make them DARK- where’s the dye pot? Of course- I’ll just add AR and then they’ll be super clear.

3 words to use Validates what they value Creates enthusiasm and trust YES Validates what they value Creates enthusiasm and trust BECAUSE Adds to your credibility Creates “cause and effect loop” IMAGINE Uncovers new reasons to buy Helps alleviate “on the spot” spending concerns

Words to use: Wants a 2 for 1 “I’ll take them! Then I won’t need sunglasses!” “YES. It’s true, for many activities, you’ll find these are dark enough to forego switching to your sunglasses. When do you wear your sunglasses now?” “Since you are used to wearing polarized lenses, you should still consider getting an updated pair BECAUSE you will miss them when commuting home into the sun- and when you spend a lot of time outside in the sunlight, nothing beats polarized!.” “IMAGINE having an everyday pair of eyewear that adjusts automatically all day, AND a pair of polarized lenses for those times when the sun and glare are intense. You’ll be pretty much ready for anything. ”

Words to use: wants Darkness “I want the darkest ones you’ve got.” “YES! When there is a lot of bright sunlight – these lenses will get VERY dark. And they’ll be their darkest when you’re in the sun for a while.” “When there is less sunlight actually striking the lenses, they will lighten up a bit BECAUSE you’ll need a little more light to see as the sun goes down or when in the shade.” “IMAGINE – these lenses will darken and lighten automatically throughout your morning, afternoon and night, while you’re inside and outside- adjusting to the changes in lighting as you go- and you don’t even have to think about it.”

Words to use: Wants Clarity “I like these, but are they clear indoors?” “YES! They are clear indoors. And when they’re dark- will begin to lighten very quickly-as soon as you are away from direct sunlight.” “If your lenses are fully activated and super dark, it may take a bit longer for them to clear up BECAUSE they have a longer way to go to their clear state.” “IMAGINE – you are walking to the mailbox and the lenses darken on the way- but after you put the mail in the box, you come back inside soon after. Since they didn’t get fully dark in that short time, they will clear up fast.”

You are incredibly powerful provided you know how Remember… You are incredibly powerful provided you know how incredibly powerful you are.

ECP Sales Prevention! They aren’t dark enough for me in the summer. They aren’t perfectly clear and made me look funny in my wedding photos. So what? Clear poly lenses block UV too- and they’re cheaper. I notice some residual color when I put them on white paper. I find them to be too dark inside for my taste. I wear gray. I hate brown. You should too.

How Do They Work? Photochromic Dye Molecules “Activate” (Darken) when exposed to UV R HEV Activation (Some car activation but also in other inside environments) Variable Polarization (UV only- must be fully dark to be effective) “De-Activate” (Clear up) when UV is removed Also when IR (heat) is introduced Blue Light Filtration Filters HEV 400-500nm range More-so when dark but even in clear state MANY Environmental Variables

Real World Variables Most eye care professionals know that Photochromic lenses darken when exposed to Ultra-Violet radiation and that they lighten when UV is reduced or absent. What else affects performance….

Activation history of lenses Performance Photochromic Facing direction Ambient temp Time of Year day skies Cloudy Hats and shade Indoor lighting windshield Tinted reflections Surface Activation history of lenses Most eye care professionals know that Photochromic lenses darken when exposed to Ultra-Violet radiation and that they lighten when UV is reduced or absent. What else affects performance…. Ambient temperature Time of year, Time of day, Cloudy skies. Eyewear/head position relative to the sun Reflection of UV from surfaces Shadows, enclosures, hats and other obstructions Indoor lighting and window glass– especially UV/HEV emissions Automobile windshields, side windows, car tops Activation history of the lenses

Patient expectations Set the stage for success! Darkness, clarity and changeability are all affected by SO many factors We don’t live in a laboratory- be sure to inform and help your patient “imagine” how the changes in performance will work. Most purchases are UV activated photochromics – Gray or Brown Always remember that YOUR recommendations are what your patients are listening for. Be positive. Be confident. Try it! You have a guarantee to back you up. Pass it along!

TRY SUNSYNC LIGHT-REACTIVE LENSES RISK-FREE FOR A YEAR! SUNSYNC® Guarantee TRY SUNSYNC LIGHT-REACTIVE LENSES RISK-FREE FOR A YEAR! As a VSP member, your SunSync Light-Reactive Lenses are backed by a one-year, 100% satisfaction guarantee. If not completely satisfied, simply return them and VSP will refund the cost and replace them with clear, prescription lenses free of charge. Note: The VSP provider retains the fee originally paid for dispensing SunSync lenses, and the lab and VSP doctor receive their usual reimbursement for the lens enhancements dispensed for the replacement lenses.

A “bundle” of benefits Light Reactive Multifunctional/Intuitive Comfort Variable conditions UV and Blue Light Defense 100% UV protection Targeted blue light filtration Automatic Nothing for you to do Hard Coated Durable AR Compatible Attractive and easy to clean Virtually unlimited Rx- lens designs For everyone Long lasting performance Lasts until your next exam

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