The Optical Stadium

    Hurry in to see our Opticians at Woodbury Eyewear.  They are having a raffle for the months of November, December and January to win a pair of prescription eyeglasses.  There is a winner every month and the winner can claim their prize which is valued at $500*!  No purchase is necessary, just stop in and enter your name, phone number and email.  Who knows, you could be the next winner!  Good Luck!

 *May not be redeemed for cash or combined with any insurance plan or discount.  Only one ticket entry per person per month.

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