Take your feedback as a template, here is my reply.
Unfortunately, your feedback was misrepresenting in many ways. Let me explain.
I don't like to waste time nagging criticism you, but people can never stand on other feet unless they are the one who suffers. It is unfair to a person who suffer from your false for months, write down the reality as true as she could, but ending up being described as a miser who care about money over the quality like you said "given that price is the true factor in your decision making"
1) Your statement: "The 3D effect you are referring is common with patients who have higher prescriptions but chose not to elect for thinner lenses (think coke bottle glasses reference)."
My answer: "No, this is not my case. The "3D effect"--distortion I suffer from past months is from the mis-place of the lenses. The reason I said that is because the distortion goes away soon after the left and right were swap back. You can check (or 'reviewed security footage' if you prefer) with the 2 ladies who welcomed me the third time of my visit: didn't I told them the "3D" effect go away immediately after the swap the lenses?! Didn't I tell them the screen become flat immediately after the swap?! The thickness of lenses are the EXACTLY THE SAME(I don't think you will make it thinner in 20 mins, in the store. ) Answer why "3D effect"--distortion go away immediately given the SAME thickness? How can this 3D effect be fault of "have higher prescriptions"? At least not in my case.
2) Your statement: "The reason the "clearness area" was so small is also a product of the optics of a thick lens for higher prescription patients. We again advised you that this is the case but you chose not to take our recommendation for thinner lenses. These types of issues are why most patients with higher prescriptions wear contacts and not glasses."
My answer: Small focal zones issue also disappear after the swap. You are a doctor, you know what the vision will be if you put the lenses edge(thick and unclear) in the vision center: this is because the left and right is wrong is my case, so the Thin and thick edges are also not right in my vision. which I know now is hard to demonstrate, but this is a true symptom I experience. (btw, this is my intension to check out 2 other eye centers to get a new prescription, because I thought the prescription is wrong as the clearness area shouldn't be that small. Thanks god I did.)
3) & 4) your statement: "And finally reflections are a common issue which is why anti-reflective coatings were developed for eyewear years ago ....You were never told "you need to spend more money". Please remove the quotes from this in your review because it is completely false. "
My answer: No, I will not remove my statement because is correct: over the phone the lady said I need spend more money to add the anti-reflection and she told me it will be charge via the credit card. I said yes, let's do it.
Let me even explain why I didn't add that option the first place: over the 10 years, I have had so many corrective glasses, I was never experienced any reflection before, because just like you said, this feature was a technique so "plain and simple", I guess all the glasses I bought has anti-reflection by default. So as a customer, I thought it was an industry common practice to have this. I don't know this is a feature that customer should have this as a "add-on", not by default, because I never need to add this feature myself before and they are all doing very good. So when you asked, I just thought: "hmm, why bother, they should be already really good, the feature you mentioned might just be same very fancy stuff, I might not even notice at all." so I say no the first time. But as soon as I notice how bad it is without anti-reflection, I choose to add that feature, isn't it.
Your last statement: "We should have caught this error when verifying the glasses and we take full responsibility for that mistake."
My answer: I agree. And shocked that new glasses didn't be checked before handed over to a customer????
So in closing, you could try to describe me as a miser image who care about money over the quality. That is because you are not the person who suffer from months of dizziness and frustration with tired eyes, looking at things "curved" every minus and have burning eyes after 30 mins. You cannot understand how I trust your staff and believe this should be normal with new glasses and told myself don't over-react.
With your irony and implying I will only go to 'cheap' places like Costco, your apologize is not sincere and not acceptable. read more