Unfortunately, I didn't receive the same experience as Hal C. I stopped by First Look Opticians on yesterday, Tuesday, Dec 30, 2014, around 4:00 PM, after leaving a doctor's appointment. A customer had informed me that First Look Opticians was very nice & good with repairing glasses. The left temple of my glasses was broken & being held together with tape. I was out of contacts & desperately needed a quick fix until I could schedule an eye exam for another pair & order contacts. Upon entering, I was welcomed by a cold glance & I immediately became self-conscious. On impulse, I looked down at myself to be sure nothing was spilled on my clothes, or that nothing was tacked to the bottom of my shoes. I was modestly dressed and pretty decent as I wore slacks, a sweater and low heels. No spills & nothing on my shoes. I almost thought I had entered the wrong place but I didn't. I shrugged it off and waited to speak with someone. The woman with the cold, unwelcoming glance who later told me her name was "Jo Anne" approached me. I explained that I would like to have my glasses assessed for repair. Jo Anne proceeded to grill me, asking where I'd purchased my glasses, the date, & why I hadn't taken them to that location for repair. My last eye exam was Dec 2012, I purchased my glasses from America's Best Sept 2013 & my extended wear warranty expired Sept 2014. Jo Anne asked why I'd come to them instead of America's Best. Jo Anne initially stated she couldn't fix the glasses & that America's Best would have to order a new temple. I explained that I was told due to the broken temple, my glasses could not be repaired. I was referred by a customer of First Look Opticians whose glasses with a missing temple was repaired by First Look. Embarrassed by Jo Anne's apparent agitation, I suddenly realized that she may have thought I was expecting a "free service". I assured Jo Anne that I was willing to pay for the repairs & just desperately needed the glasses, until I could schedule an eye exam. Jo Anne reluctantly reached for my glasses & after inspecting them, loudly informed me that "they won't match", heading to the back with the glasses. I was just happy to be able to have them fixed. A few minutes later, Jo Anne returned with my glasses. I struggled putting them on but I wasn't complaining, I was just glad to be able to wear them. After a few minutes of adjusting & slightly bending the glasses, I was able to wear. I thanked Jo Anne & asked how much I owed. She told me not to worry about it & proceeded to chat with another customer who was being helped by another technician. After realizing the temple was different, I asked Jo Anne if I could have the original piece back. This seemed to somehow upset Jo Anne because she flinched as though she'd just sucked on a lemon, or something extremely tart. Jo Anne attempted to ignore me, but after a few minutes of her pretending to be deeply immersed in the conversation between the other customer & technician, Jo Anne finally decided to go to the back & return with the temple. Offering a second time to pay the charges for my repairs, Jo Anne toId me "not to worry about it". I did not dare want to cause Jo Anne anymore trouble with my presence, so I thanked her & left without scheduling the eye exam. Despite my experience with Jo Anne , I am truly grateful to First Look Opticians for repairing my glasses. I have learned a very valuable lesson "NEVER run out of your contacts, or ALWAYS have a back up"! Happy New Year to First Look Opticians! read more