Hospital gift shops should usually build a reader-first program, keep sunglasses selective, and choose the display size that preserves accessibility while providing useful power breadth.
Readers
Protect common powers for forms, phones, books, instructions, and replacement needs.
Sunglasses
Add a smaller sun component where visitor traffic and local conditions support it.
Display size
Countertop can work in very tight spaces. Floor displays are stronger when the shop needs broader power coverage and has safe browsing room.
What decides expansion
Track power-level stockouts, reorders, visitor requests, and inventory age. Function and accessibility matter more than maximum frame count.
Over-the-counter readers are not a substitute for professional eye care or diagnosis.
Continue: Hospital Gift Shops resource center.