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2026 Q3 Newsletter Editorial

Every year, more of the people who built this industry hand it to someone else. A lab technician or consultant retires after 30 years. Sometimes it’s bigger than that: an owner sells the business they spent a career building. Either way, something goes with them that was never on the balance sheet: the judgment built one difficult case at a time, the instinct for what a lens is going to do before anyone measures it, the calm way they’d talk a practitioner through a problem at nine o’clock at night.

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