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This
week’s newsletter is full of great information. In our "Savvy
Shopper" section read about how the exchanges have added an
"Optical Center" to their Exchange Online Mall, making
it even easier to get great prices on eyewear and contact lenses.
Also included is information on how the commissary has improved
the food stamp checkout process. If you are having difficulties
with a thrift savings institution check out our "Financial
Corner" for some great tips on how to file a complaint from
the Office of Thrift Supervision. Our "Health and Fitness"
section takes a look at "food Product dating" while "What’s
Cooking" offers some great ideas for school lunches.
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With
more than 166 locations across the world, National Guard and
Reserve, retiree and active-duty military families know they
can depend on exchange Optical Shops and Vision Centers for
affordable, quality eyewear, regardless of where they’re called
to serve. But what about those authorized shoppers who don’t
live near a military installation? 
Understanding
how food-product dating works might not be a subject you’ve
lost any sleep over. But, if you’re a typical consumer, it
has probably been a source of confusion that’s resulted in
some perfectly good food being thrown in the garbage or poured
down the drain. 
How
long is school usually in session before you start running
short of good ideas to pack for lunch? For most of us, it
doesn’t take long. Faced with the laundry list of limitations
a school lunchbox presents it’s no wonder, either!
