Their office is divided into two sides. One side for exams and the other for frames. The exam side is fine. The frames side is where the problems arise. For example... I went to Buckner Vision on 9/13/2013 to drop off my frames to be prescribed. I was charged $39. It didn't dawn on me that the amount seemed incorrect until I got home. I viewed my insurance benefits and my copay for lens and frames is $10 each. So, I called Buckner Vision 9/16/2013 to ask "how much would it be to have a pair of frames prescribed with and without insurance?". The first person I spoke with told me $39 without insurance and I would pay my insurance copay if I had insurance. So, I let her know I was overcharged. She transferred me to another representative to assist me. This representative told me I would pay my $10 copay plus $39 for materials. && I was like "huh? Even if I'm using my own frames, getting single vision lenses, and no extras?" She replied "yes, because some vision plans cover materials and some don't." So, I ended the call because my lunch break was over. Later on that day I contacted my insurance company twice. Once through email and over the phone. Both times I was told I would only pay my insurance copay. On 9/17/2013, I went into the office. Once I began talking, the representative that told me my material copay was $39 cut me off and said "I think we spoke on the phone. Now, what is it that you're not understanding?" I said I'm not understanding why my material copay would be $39 when my insurance company stated $10 whether I'm eligible for frames or not. She then said "let me print out this sheet && show you because clearly you're not understanding." She shows me an outline of benefits and circled the $10 material copay. She explained "since you're not eligible for frames at this time you wouldn't pay $10, you'll pay $39." I just stared at her and asked "so you're saying my insurance company don't know what they're talking about?" I asked her this several times...and never got an answer. She frustrated me soo bad. I ended up asking for a refund. Before she proceeded to process my refund she stated "next time know how you're benefits work before getting this done. Because regardless of where you go it'll be the same thing." I replied, "I know how my benefits work. You don't. Now process my refund." I'm not sure if she's new, but the African American lady with short slicked down hair needs to choose her words wisely, watch her tone of voice, and quit saying little snarky comments under breathe while walking away from the counter. She also needs to admit when she's wrong...because clearly she was. She wouldn't even take the time to phone my insurance company and clarify what was being said. She was just THAT confident. When I got to my car, I decided to call my insurance ooonneee more time...and of course I was told the same thing I would only pay my insurance copay. 9/18/2013: I went to another network provider to have my frames prescribed and guess what? My mandatory co-pay was $10. read more