Optician and optometrist stamp for prescriptions
An optician’s stamp goes on a prescription that the patient may take to a different dispenser entirely, so the registration number on it is what makes the prescription fillable elsewhere.
When to use Optician stamp
- Spectacle and contact lens prescriptions
- Dispensing records
- Insurance and scheme claims
- Referral letters
How to make Optician stamp
- Open the stamp maker and pick the Optician stamp template, or type your own wording.
- Adjust the shape, the colour and the diameter, then add a logo and any lines that have to change.
- Export a PNG or JPG for $1.50, or every format zipped for $4.50 including the editable Word file.
Frequently asked questions
Is the optician stamp free?
Free until you want the file. The optician stamp previews at full quality with nothing over it, and only the download is charged: $1.50 for one image format, $4.50 for all of them zipped.
Can I add a date to the optician stamp?
Yes. Switch the date on and it sits inside the optician stamp. Leave the date field empty and it fills itself in whenever the stamp is used, rather than freezing the day you designed it.
What format do I get?
A transparent PNG is the one most people want, and it is available on its own. SVG, PDF and Word are pack-only, because a vector that rescales forever is not the same product as a flat image.