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Comprehensive Eye Care

4.8 (4 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Eye-Mart

1.8(8 reviews)
1.3 mi

I don't blame Eye-Mart for this, but I broke two pairs of prescription glasses during the pandemic…read moreshutdown and Eye-Mart was, of course, closed. Apparently liquor stores were considered "essential" businesses, whereas vision centers were not. I drove around for over a month wearing readers I bought from Krogers. Not good. When they reopened, for some reason they couldn't see me and I could barely see them (haha) so I booked an appointment for June 27 (almost a full month later). Meanwhile, I still couldn't see, so I requested a copy of my scrip from Eye-Mart and ordered a pair online from Warby Parker. Note to self: Never order from Warby Parker again. Their glasses are way too pricey and they leave it up to you to file a claim with your vision plan. Not good. Zenni, on the other hand, is dirt cheap, but I found that out too late. Eye-Mart loves VSP. Tell them that you have it and they'll shine your shoes and give you champagne and hors d'oeuvres while you wait. Just kidding, but not by much. There's a new eye exam in the pre-screen that is absolutely worth it. Shortly afterwards, I was seen by a doctor for the full vision exam. No complaints at all there. My scrip was over 2 years expired, so it was time. Figured I'd buy a pair while I was there, even though I didn't really have to. I forget what the frames cost, but by the time they loaded up (upsold) the lenses, the glasses tallied up to close to $600. Thanks to my vision plan, my out-of-pocket was only $101. But get this -- the other day I went to Zenni online and I got a pair with magnetic clip-on sunshades for $119. No vision plan, no nothing. And then I bought another pair the next day that was according to my prescription for only $63. Again, no claim to my vision plan. I will continue to go to Eye-Mart for my vision exams, but I don't think I'll buy glasses from them anymore.

Long wait times even when you have an appointment.I have waited an hour past my appointment time…read more They have really gone down hill since taken over.

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