(B) It is unlawful for a person, partnership, or corporation that provides optometric services to offer or give eye examinations as a premium or bonus with the purchase of merchandise or in any other manner to induce trade without offering the following information:

1. (1) if the offered examination fee is represented as being a reduced price, sale price, or discounted price, the offer must disclose whether the reduced price, sale price, or discounted price is from the offeror's regular selling price or must disclose any other price and its source if it serves as the standard from which the offeror represents the offered price as being a reduced price, sale price, or discounted price;
2. (2) if ophthalmic materials are offered in conjunction with a reduced examination fee, the offer must include complete price information regarding all ophthalmic materials;
3. (3) the date the offer terminates.

(C) It is unlawful for a person, partnership, or corporation to disseminate price information concerning ophthalmic goods and services without including whether an advertised price for:

1. (1) eyeglasses includes single vision or multi-focal lenses;
2. (2) contact lenses refers to hard or soft contact lenses;
3. (3) ophthalmic materials includes all dispensing fees;
4. (4) ophthalmic materials includes an eye examination;
5. (5) eyeglasses includes both frame and lenses; and
6. (6) ophthalmic materials carries restrictions on selection.