I picked this optician because he's close to work. The $90 eye exam price and the optician was great, but there were a few misunderstandings due to bad communication. It was explained to me twice by 2 different people that $30 of "the exam" was redeemable towards contacts, but they mean redeemable from the contacts trial, which is an extra $30. So if a box of contacts costs $70 and your fitting is a deposit of $30, your contacts will cost $40, and nothing is taken out of your original $90 eye exam. Depending on your contacts, that can be a 100% mark up on the contacts. I was told that the store changes your prescription into a contacts prescription because the optician doesn't write a contact lens prescription. I've asked the same questions a few times and I get different answers. It was explained to me that their optician won't prescribe a contact lens prescription which means if you don't want to order from this store, you have to go to another optician for a lens fitting. If you have insurance, it's easier to pay extra for the contacts prescription at the same time you get a full exam with another optician. If you already know what contacts you wear and who to order from or how to order online, then you can just get the $90 eye exam but you should get a fitting because the lens prescription is different than the glasses prescription due to how close the lens are on your eyes vs glasses. When I asked for a contacts prescription after the exam, the representative on the phone explained that the store converts the glasses prescription into contacts prescription themselves. She said, without provocation: "it is legal to not provide a contact lens prescription with your eye exam." That makes me think a lot of people have asked before and have had the same misunderstandings. They're great at replying to you via email before you're provided services. After my exam, I asked the questions on the above and for quotes on specific lenses, emailed 3 times, and there have been no replies in 3 business days. I would've spent more to see another optician to avoid the above, but I'm glad I figured out the importance of the fitting and why the prescription would be different without their help. Do your research online and spend money on a fitting before ordering lens! read more