10 Guam Code Ann. § 12500
(a) Ophthalmic lens means a lens which has a spherical, cylindrical or prismatic value and which is ground pursuant to a prescription, and intended to be used as eyeglasses or spectacles;
(b) Contact or corneal lens means any lens to be worn on the anterior segment of the human eye, to be prescribed, dispensed, employed, modified, provided, sold and fitted by a licensed optometrist or physician;
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(c) Prescription means a formula written for ophthalmic lenses for a patient by a person duly licensed and containing the following essential elements:
(1) dioptric power of spheres, cylinders and prisms, axes of cylinders, position of prism base, and if so desired by the prescriber, light transmission properties and lens curve values;
(2) designation of pupillary distance; and
(3) name of patient, date of prescription, expiration date and the name and office location of prescriber;
(d) Eyeglasses means any optical device using ophthalmic lenses for the correction or relief of disturbances in and anomalies of human vision and includes spectacles and other devices using ophthalmic lenses; and
(e) Board means the Board of Examiners for Optometry.