I was originally referred to this office because of double vision. I was so pleased with the…read moreintegrity and professionalism of Dr. Jafar Hasan that once my double vision issued was healed I saw him for my regular eye examination. I was beyond pleased to learn I could skip the dilation process for a mere $40 and have a simple photograph taken of my eyes. The entire experience was pleasant from start to finish and took 45 minutes including choosing new frames.

I had a great experience! Staff was super helpful. I scheduled an appointment online and described…read moremy issue- I had irritation in my left eye for days due to an injury- they called me right away and got me in at a sooner appointment than I had scheduled online...then the doctor was great- professional and extremely helpful. Thank you so much Insight Vision Care!! I now feel great!

From Dr. Whitman's relentless care to Stephanie's one of a kind glasses choices, this is by far the…read morebest optometrist care in the metro. Dr. Tim managed my eye care for years and really set up the practice for success. I highly recommend them. While they recommend additional tests that may not be covered by insurance, I recommend you get them. Your eyes are too important to scrimp on.

It has been several months since we visited Art of Optiks to hunt for the perfect eye glasses and I…read morestill am impressed enough that I wanted to follow-up with a review. We had the fortune of working with Abigail who was incredibly patient, helpful, and personable. We likely tried on every frame in the store and she didn't seem bothered at all. The frame offerings were truly special which I can say with certainty since I scoured the cities for my perfect pair. While I ultimately didn't buy there because of my own issues with decision making, I would recommend them, and Abigail, to anyone looking for unique luxury frames.

Martin eye care is very expensive! - with no warning about extra charges…read more Throughout my visit there was no explanation about what they are doing or testing or looking for. Very strange and unprofessional. The staff there does not seem very educated or knowledgeable. Won't be returning.

I had an eye exam and bought prescription frames…read more The prescription frame selection I wish was a larger collection and more designers. Did have Betsy Johnson and Kate Spade frames and others. The technician was great! Very authentic and knowledgeable. During my visit with Dr, I felt like he explained everything well and made sure he address any questions or concerns I had. The environment was clean.

I've been coming here for dry eye and the care has been amazing! I never knew you could do more…read morethan just drops for your eyes. I've already seen such improvement after a few weeks. I always feel very listened to by Dr. Holland and she takes time to explain any questions I had. There are few health care professionals that I feel are trustworthy and really listen but I get that every time I come here. Can't recommend Dr. Holland enough!

Dr. Wesley was great. Superb skill & equipment. Staff are pleasant. However, don't buy frames here…read more A lack of information and questions ended with me spending around $1650 on eyeglasses that had to be replaced twice and ended up being just ok for my needs. Less than a year later, I'm having to replace them again. Driving is what brought me in to the optometrist. I was beginning to have trouble with focus at dusk and at night when reading street signs and dealing with headlights, traffic lights, etc. I'm also a grad student, so I read a lot - A LOT - but not on screens. This was my first pair of wear-all-the-time eyeglasses, so I decided to try progressives. When I went to the optician side, someone should have asked me all of that right off the bat: how/when are you going to use these glasses? What brought you in for your exam? Is there a specific issue that you're dealing with? What kind of insurance coverage do you have? None of these questions were asked. Information that wasn't made clear up front: the actual cost of neurolenses (which I do recommend - if you have money). The cost of the frames that were chosen was also not made clear up front. Options like transitions, blue light blockers, oil resistant coating, etc. No mention until much, much later. No mention was made that I could restyle if I didn't like the frames, either. No mention was made that they could be adjusted for fit, until much later, either. The first frames that were chosen were highly recommended by an optometrist there. I was uncomfortable with their size, but open-minded and willing to give it a try. After all, they *were* my first pair of eyeglasses. They go on your face. I knew I would have to get used to them. I asked if they were too big, and was told they were perfect. I ordered them. I thought I'd be looking at about $400-$500. Two weeks later, I pick them up and am told upwards of $1500! I should have walked out but I was shocked, and also needed them. So, I paid for them, tried them on, and was instantly aware that I wouldn't be able to read in them. I said as much to the optician, who made no adjustments, said she'd call me in two weeks to see how it was going, and that was that. Again, these were my first pair, and I knew I would have to try them for a few weeks to give my eyes a chance to adjust, so I went along with it. Two weeks later, the optometrist did call, and I asked about clip-on sunshades because I was experiencing headaches from the brightness of the sun when driving. There were none available, but she could add Transitions lenses for $138. Two weeks later, I go to pick up the new glasses. As I'm leaving, I mention that I'm still getting used to the frames, but looking forward to using the Transitions for driving. She got a strange look on her face, but didn't say anything. The Transitions lenses were so weak, I ended up buying clip-ons from Walgreens and cutting them to fit. I looked like an idiot. On top of it, I couldn't read in these glasses unless I physically held the frames higher up on my face with one hand. The other option was looking so far down on the lenses that people would ask me if I was asleep while reading. My neck was a mess. I also felt like a clown in the frames. I finally sent an email asking if all of this was normal. A different optician invited me in to restyle. What?! You can do that? No one told me that. I made the 40 min drive out - an hour and 40 back each time, btw, because of the freeway situation - and we went through about 10 different frames, none of which were great, but at least they weren't clown glasses. He also told me that there are different types of Transitions, and the wrong type had been ordered. He also adjusted the reader Rx and ordered a different pair. Two weeks later, he's adjusting the 2nd pair so I can really read in them - not just check a text or read a pay terminal for 12 seconds - but there was a moment when he suggested I get computer distance glasses instead. Why would I want that? I have three perfectly good pairs at home: one was fully covered by insurance, one was $20 from Walmart, and one was about $150 from Zenni Optical. I don't get it. The new Transitions worked well, but when I got home, I noticed that these frames weren't the ones I'd ordered - and were equally disturbing. Now I looked like my mother - which is not ok. Again, I tried to get used to them, but was so embarrassed in them that I actually blew off a friend's birthday party at one point. The optician told me we could do one more restyle. They were decent. However, I can't read in these either for any length of time, and have utterly given up. I don't think it's even been 6 months since the final pair came in, and I need a new Rx. They were pleasant, Dr. Wesley was very good. But too much time, gas, way too much money, limited selection of men's frames, not enough information shared, and they should've asked a lot more questions. Mediocre end result. A real miss.

Since 2019, I've entrusted my peepers to the capable hands of Perspectives Vision Clinic. Ah, the…read morejoys of nearing 50! With my once-perfect 20/20 vision bidding adieu, I found myself facing the classic conundrum of aging eyes. Enter Dr. Marcie Nichols, who "lovingly" ushered me into this new spectacle-wearing chapter of my life. Dr. Nichols is not just an optometrist; she's like a vision-whisperer, breaking down the mystique of comprehensive eye exams with remarkable clarity. When life threw the curveball of bariatric surgery at me, she was there, advising me to keep a vigilant eye (pun intended) on any vision changes. Lo and behold, her foresight was spot-on. A mere 8 months later, my eyes decided to remix their capabilities, and thanks to her advice, I didn't dally till my annual check-up to get an updated script. But wait, there's more! The clinic recently welcomed Dr. Beth Mosley, who is nothing short of amazing. Her addition to the team is like the cherry on top of an already delectable eye-care sundae. And let's not forget: this practice is a bastion of female leadership. As a firm supporter of women-led endeavors, their commitment to this ethos adds an extra sparkle to their already stellar services. Perspectives Vision Clinic gets a resounding 5 out of 5 from me--only because my enthusiasm can't stretch the scale to a perfect 10. Here's looking at you, Perspectives!

What a gem close to home! They listened to me, were super responsive to my needs, and offer such…read morestylish frames - I'll definitely be back!

This place is great! I would HIGHLY recommend anyone who needs eye care to go here. It doesn't…read morematter if it is your first time, 50th or 100th time getting your eyes checked out. If you are gonna do it, then do it here! Also James is probably the best Optician you will meet, both from the perspective of ensuring you look your best & for making it a fun and humorous time while doing it. 10/10 would recommend and go again!

We saw Dr. Sis for my 3 and 11 month old. She is incredibly skilled, patient and a great provider…read more The overall experience was wonderful and happy to have them available for our eye care!

Blue Lakes Eye Care stands out from the other clinics in the area. I had a very thorough eye exam…read more The technology was certainly more advanced than anything I have seen before. Dr. Bjore took extra time to explain everything clearly, I never felt rushed. There is an exceptional staff as well that are so pleasant and helpful. Frame selection is far better than anywhere else I've been. If you want the best eye clinic in the area I would not hesitate to go to Blue Lakes Eye Care

I took a brand new pair of very expensive eyeglass frames in for brand new lenses And they were…read morebadly damaged in the process. They never mentioned the damage. When I noticed the damage the employee said oh I thought it was a smudge. It's way more than a smudge, it's horrible damage to my frames. I thought it was weird that they made me sign a waiver so now I'm out over $750 without even a sorry. No type of apology whatsoever. I paid a copay also for the lenses in these frames but since I'm unable to wear them, the lenses are worthless. I have to start over but now I've used my benefits for the year. I wish I wouldn't have went here in the first place. I had a bad feeling when I first sat down they seemed unorganized. I should have walked out but I wanted to support a small local business my mistake.

Everyone here was so knowledgeable, kind, and great at their job. Defiantly rec…read more Update: they require 3 appointments for me to order my contacts. I've worn the same brand contacts for year and have never had to go this out of my way to get a prescription finalized. I just think it's a bit of a waste of time. Maybe I. More low key than others when it comes to contacts?

Recently went to Drs. North and Watson just for an annual eye exam and to get a new prescription…read morefor contacts. During my appt, they were training someone new to use the machines. While the primary eye doctor was there supervising, the trainee was incredibly incompetent. What should've been 5mins to run these few tests took over 30. I had to ask multiple times for her to clarify what I was supposed to do during the tests. At one point the trainee even hit my eye with the machine. However the biggest issue was the front office staff - they were quick to complain about any inconvenience. As I in the sitting area waiting, I overheard them complaining about customers and how a certain customer was a "massive headache". Probably not the time and place to be complaining about customers when customers are in earshot! The exam itself went fine. Dr. Olson was quick and pleasant. A little annoyed that I was left sitting around for 25mins during my contact lens check appt only for the doc to spend about 30 seconds checking out my lenses. But that wasn't the Doctor's fault, just poor scheduling. Also, I've never had to come in for a second "contact lens check" appt in my life - complete waste of time. The attitude and behavior of the rest of the office team is not worth coming here. Also beware about ordering contact lenses from their office. I was able to order them online for about $200 cheaper than they were quoting (and got them delivered in 4 days vs 5 weeks that the office was estimating).