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Wholesale Pricing for Licensed Professionals

National reach
Your patients
Your sale

A nationwide eyecare brand competing for the searches no single practice website can win. Every contact lens order from your patient is filled as your practice’s own sale.

  • Your prescription, your patient, your sale.
  • Paid into your own Stripe account, shipped from your own ABB account.
  • We bring the patients. Nationwide marketing on Google and Bing that no single practice can buy alone.
  • Free for any licensed doctor or office with an NPI. Nothing to buy, nothing to change.

From the team behind Dry Eye Rescue, serving eyecare practices since 2019.

A search for acuvue oasys 90 pack showing 1800contacts.com, Vision Rescue and contactsdirect.com side by side

Where your patient chooses. Competing sites shown are real page one results for this search. Listings are illustrative and ranking varies.

Johnson & Johnson VisionACUVUE
AlconDAILIES TOTAL1
Bausch + LombINFUSE
CooperVisionBiofinity

Authorized distribution from the manufacturers you already prescribe, and every other major brand, at MSRP.

Same patient,
two very different outcomes

A contact lens order today

The Sale Leaves with a Stranger

  • You never find out your patient reordered
  • Nothing about the order comes back to your office
  • No record of what your patient actually received
  • The expertise was yours. The revenue was not.
Once you partner

The Sale Stays with the Prescriber

  • Matched to you from the prescription itself
  • Authorized ABB product on your own account
  • Your practice is the seller, your name on the statement
  • Your expertise and the revenue in one place.

Six commitments
on every order

The large online retailers run real businesses and real distribution. The one thing none of them do is stand in for the doctor who wrote the prescription.

Where the Product Came From1

Authorized distribution only. ABB fills every order on your account, at your own wholesale cost, drop shipped to the patient. Rebates and growth goals accrue as usual.

Getting Exactly What You Wrote2

What you prescribed is what ships. No private label swaps, no adjacent base curves. If we cannot supply it exactly, we do not fill it.

Verification That Reaches You2

Verified through Visibly, a leader in eyecare compliance, and logged on every order. Because the prescription is matched to you, the request reaches your office.

Whose Name Is on the Sale

Your practice is the seller of record, with your name on the patient's statement. Not ours.

Your Office Is Not Undercut

MSRP across the catalog. We never see your wholesale cost and never price below your office.

Your Chart Stays Yours

A name, an address, an email and the products. Never the medical record.

Contacts, drops and supplements
in one order

Almost every contact lens site sells contact lenses and nothing else. Here the lenses, the rewetting drops, the vitamins and the lens care go in one order. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.

Practices have sent patients to us for drops and supplements since 2019. Now their contact lenses are here too.

Contact lenses
Eye drops and lubricants
Vitamins and supplements
Eyelid and lash hygiene
Warm compresses and masks
Lens care and solutions

Three leaders in their field

ABB Optical Group Fulfillment

Authorized distribution, on your own account at your own cost.

Visibly Verification

Prescription verification and Contact Lens Rule compliance.

Stripe Payments

Checkout, HSA and FSA cards, and your practice paid direct.

Already a Dry Eye Rescue Doctor?

Your wholesale account and your referral code carry on exactly as they are. Contact lens dispensing is a separate free signup, because lenses fill on your own ABB account and pay into your own Stripe. Same company, same warehouse, one short form.

Add contact lenses

The prescription decides
where the order goes

No link to share. No code to remember. Nothing for your front desk to do.

1. Patient Uploads the Prescription

Smart Order reads it automatically, or they enter it manually.

2. We Match the Prescriber

The prescription details identify you. Nothing depends on the patient naming you.

3. Visibly Verifies with Your Office

Correct it or deny it and nothing ships.

If you are a partner

The Order Is Yours

Filled on your ABB account against your prescription, your practice as the seller, keeping the great majority of the sale. You did nothing beyond the exam.

If you are not a partner

We Fill It Properly, Then Call You

The patient still gets verified, authorized product on our account. Then we offer you the free signup so the next one is yours.

How an order finds your practice, in detail →

The last step,
not the first

Nothing here replaces what your office already does.

Continue Selling Annual Supplies in the Office

That is still the best outcome for the practice and for the patient, and it is what your staff should be doing at every exam. We would rather you close it there.

Continue Using the Software That Captures Sales

DrContactLens, Marlo, OTTO, your own practice website, whatever already works for you. Keep running all of it. We sit on top at no cost and we do not ask you to switch.

Add VisionRescue.com to Catch the Rest, Free

The patient who said yes and never ordered. The one who reorders online at eleven at night. That order used to be gone. Now it comes back to you.

The offices seeing the most orders
put us on the prescription

Every patient leaves with a copy of their prescription, because the rule requires it. The practices getting the most out of this add one line to that copy: buy in our office, or online at visionrescue.com.

  • One line, added once to the template, so it rides on every prescription you write.
  • Works however you send it. Emailed, texted or printed.
  • No tracking code and no special link. We read the prescriber off the prescription itself.
  • Nothing else changes. Patients who would rather buy in the office still do.

Offices usually put it to the patient the same way they say it at the counter: we have partnered with Vision Rescue so you can get your contacts and the rest of your eyecare products in one place. Check your state board's rules on disclosing a financial interest in a seller you recommend before you add it, and ask us for suggested wording.

An optometrist handing a Vision Rescue branded prescription across the counter to a patient

Partners Are Listed on Our Doctor Locator

Patients searching for an eye exam or a contact lens fitting near them find your practice, with your address, phone and a book now button. Included free, whether or not a single order ever runs through us.

See the locator

Free for any doctor
with an NPI

Any Practice Setting

Private practice, retail chain, big box, hospital or clinic. Same terms for all.

Any Affiliation

Group practice, individual practice or associate. Your choice, changeable later.

One Requirement: An ABB Account

Lenses ship from your ABB account, so you need one. For most practices the connection is already built on our side and signing up is what switches it on. No account yet? Free, and it takes minutes.

Open a free ABB account →

The fine print,
all of it

You Are Not Agreeing To

  • Buy wholesale products from us. Not now, not ever.
  • Send patients to us or promote anything.
  • Change your ordering system. Keep DrContactLens, Marlo, OTTO or whatever you run.
  • Stock, ship or handle a single box.
  • Any signup, monthly or per order fee, or any minimum.

You Get

  • An authorized seller standing in for your practice online.
  • Verified prescriptions and authorized product on every order in your name.
  • Orders filled on your own ABB account at your own wholesale cost.
  • The great majority of every lens sale written against your prescriptions.
  • Free practice tools, and optional in-office displays.

No lock in. Turn it off from your settings any day.

Four steps, under ten minutes, once

Sign the addendum, connect Stripe, confirm your ABB account, choose who gets notified.

The Walkthrough Is Behind a Free Account

Inside: a short video for each step, the full dispensing addendum to read before you sign, and your ABB connection waiting to be switched on.

What each step asks for, and what you are signing →

Who the seller is
depends on what sold

OTC Products

Vision Rescue is the seller

  • We hold the inventory and ship from Florida
  • We collect and remit the sales tax
  • We handle returns and disputes
  • You earn a referral commission

Contact Lenses, Once You Partner

Your practice is the seller

  • Filled on your ABB account, against your prescription
  • Your name on the patient's statement
  • Sales tax and reporting on those sales are yours
  • Refunds and disputes come from your Stripe balance

What this looks like
for your practice

The terms are the same for everyone. The volume is not.

See Your Own Figures with a Free Account

Inside: orders your patients have already placed on Vision Rescue, a worked margin example against your own lens mix, and the provider dashboard as your office would see it.

Every dispensing order, split at checkout

90% your practice 10%
90 percent to youInto your own Stripe account, never held by us, to your bank on Stripe's normal schedule.
10 percent back into marketingCard processing takes roughly three points of it. The rest goes straight back out into nationwide search marketing, which is how an independent practice ends up listed beside retailers with national advertising budgets. No signup, monthly, per order or listing fee.

Without that spend patients do not find the site at all, which is the whole reason the ten percent exists. Your ABB invoice is separate, at the wholesale cost you negotiated. We never see it.

The economics, line by line →

Before you partner

Is it really free?
Yes. No signup, monthly or per order fee, no minimum, no purchase requirement. The only money that ever changes hands is a flat ten percent on a dispensing order, and most of that is not margin. Card processing takes roughly three points of it, and the rest goes into the nationwide search marketing that puts the catalog in front of your patient in the first place. Turn it off from your settings any day.
I already sell contacts on my own practice website.
Keep it and keep selling there. This is a layer on top of it, not a replacement. Your practice site is built to rank for your practice name, which is exactly right for the patients who already know you and go looking. It will not come up when a patient searches a brand and a pack size, because no single practice site can outrank the national retailers on those terms. That search is what Vision Rescue is built to compete for, and when your patient lands there the order is still your practice’s own sale.
Will this cannibalise my in office sales?
It should not, and we would rather it did not. Sell the annual supply in the office first, keep whatever leak prevention software you already run, and let us catch what still gets away. We are the last step in that sequence, not a replacement for the first two.
Do my rebates and growth goals still count?
Yes. Because every order is an ABB order on your own account, your manufacturer rebates, growth goals and tier commitments all count on volume processed through visionrescue.com exactly as they would on any other ABB order. Patient rebates stay between your patient and the manufacturer, and the confirmation carries what they need to file. You remain the prescriber and still owe each patient a copy of their prescription under the FTC rule.
What if the prescription is expired or does not check out?
Verification runs through Visibly, which sends the request to you by the automated methods the FTC Contact Lens Rule prescribes and logs every one. Correct the prescription or deny it and the order does not fill. To be straight with you: the rule also permits a seller to fill an order when no one responds inside eight business hours, and like every compliant seller we operate under that rule. What we can control is that the request reaches the right office. Because the prescription is matched to the doctor who wrote it, verification goes to you rather than to an old fax number, and your office is never asked to chase paperwork for us.
When do I get the money?
Into your own Stripe account, then to your bank on Stripe's normal schedule, days rather than weeks. None of it is held by us. Because ABB invoices on terms, funds are typically in hand ahead of that bill.

Be the authorized seller
for your own patients

Costs keep rising and reimbursements do not. Every contact lens order that leaves the practice is margin you do not get back. Ten minutes, no cost, no obligation, and nothing changes in the office.

Questions? Call 1-855-692-8024.

Sources

These enforcement actions and studies concern specific sellers, counterfeit product and decorative lenses sold without a prescription. They are not a description of the online channel as a whole, and nothing in them is attributed to any seller named elsewhere on this page.

  1. Land AD, Penno KL, Brzezinski JL. Identification of Microorganisms Isolated From Counterfeit and Unapproved Decorative Contact Lenses. Journal of Forensic Sciences 2017;63(2):635-639. FDA Forensic Chemistry Center examined over 300 lenses obtained without a prescription and found 60 percent of counterfeit lenses and 27 percent of unapproved lenses positive for microbial contamination. doi.org/10.1111/1556-4029.13553
  2. Federal Trade Commission, January 2022. An online contact lens seller paid 3.5 million dollars to settle charges under the Contact Lens Rule, including altering prescriptions away from the prescribed brand and selling lenses after verification requests had been denied. ftc.gov
  3. US Department of Justice, Central District of California. Operation Cat Eyes charged twelve defendants over the sale of misbranded cosmetic contact lenses without prescriptions, two cases involving lenses adulterated with Bacillus cereus. justice.gov
  4. American Optometric Association. Federal seizures of illegal and counterfeit contact lenses, with Homeland Security Investigations, Customs and Border Protection and state health authorities. aoa.org
  5. Federal Trade Commission. The Contact Lens Rule: A Guide for Prescribers and Sellers. ftc.gov