If eye care were dining, this place would be McDonald's: It's busy, designed for throughput, and the service sucks. Right off the bat, the doctor misread my sheet and thought I came for glasses instead of contacts, so he dilated my eyes (which he would otherwise have not done), making it difficult to focus and impossible to tell if the trial pair of contacts were working with my eyes. If you schedule an appointment and arrive 5-10 minutes early, expect to wait 30-60 minutes just sitting there. I went through a couple trial pairs that weren't focusing properly. One of the pair was damaged, but the doctor felt confident they were the ones and pressured their sale at the same time he gave me an undamaged trial pair. No big deal, right? I can just return the contacts if they don't work, right? Well, more than two weeks after returning them, it took an angry email to corporate to get them to refund the money on the card (which hasn't yet happened, but they say they are ...

When I first came to the store I was greeted promptly by a smiling sales person. I needed to have an eye exam and they set me up as a walk-in appointment. The doctor was great he took his time and was very professional. ...

(they never called me to let me know they arrived, of course!) there were so many people there that they could not keep up with us! Had to leave, just like a few other people! the ones that stayed did so only because they had already ...

I liked the dr. who did my eye exam and I liked the deal I got on my glasses. They were great about fixing my glasses when my dog used them for a chew toy. They could use more staff working during busy hours. It's difficult to get assistance ...