If things are getting blurry even though haven't been drinking, these guys can probably fix you up. An independent doctor of optometry is adjacent to Eyemasters, and they definitely work together. I did get a paper record of my prescription though, so I could have purchased glasses elsewhere if Eyemasters didn't have any frames that suited me. Prices were reasonable. I ended up paying around $40 for the eye exam and $200 for 2 pairs of glasses. Granted, I didn't buy the best frames, but that's just as well because I subsequently ran over one pair with a van. Purchase protection actually might have been a good deal on that.
The glasses were ready quickly, they fit properly, and now I can see things more than 5 feet away from me, which has had a salutary effect on my driving. I can't believe I went as long as I did without glasses!
Coupons for glasses are typically available online, but you can also find them in the ads that come with the grocery circulars each week.
http://www.eyemasters.com/eyeglass-specials/offers.php?LocationId=50
FYI-The map is slightly off. This store is located at Mockingbird and Abrams, in the same shopping center as Stein Mart and Sally Beauty Supply. read more