§ 2653. Exemptions

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VT Code › Title 26 › Chapter 47 › Section 2653

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Nothing in this chapter shall prohibit:

(1) persons, firms, corporations, or others from supplying ophthalmic materials and supplies directly to licensed physicians, licensed optometrists, or opticians;

(2) the sales of magnifying glasses, goggles, nonprescription spectacles, sunglasses, telescopes, binoculars, or similar articles, when sold as merchandise at a regular established place of business;

(3) any person, firm, or corporation from employing or otherwise engaging the services of one or more opticians;

(4) any optician from practicing his or her occupation when the person, firm or corporation conducts his or her or its business in a permanently established place and in a manner which is in keeping with the limitations imposed upon individual opticians under this chapter;

(5) the employment of a person who only performs mechanical work upon inert matter in an optical office, laboratory, or shop.

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§ 2653. Exemptions · 26 V.S.A. § 2653 | Frix