The only place I'd go for my vision and dental needs. I highly recommend. Dr. Boules in very…read moreprofessional and pleasant, and always patient and generous with his time .

This is the most efficient and helpful eye care place ever. They care and make sure your vision is…read morethe best it can be. Love them.

They were nice enough, but three different appointments and they couldn't figure out my mother's…read morevision condition. Really felt like they were a retail store. I'm just trying to sell glasses.

The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The doctor took the time to listen to my concerns,…read moremaking me feel valued. I walked away with stylish glasses and comfortable contacts!

I have had experience with various Optical centers in various cities and states. The Costco Center…read morein St. Peters is by far the best,and l have been 83 years on this earth. No, l was not born wearing glasses but have required some visual aide for 40+ years. I have only lived in this area 5 years but for as long as l am here, l will remain a customer of this Eye Center and l surely hope the staff they currently have will remain as well. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do. You all deserve a raise! God Bless You, Judith Allen

Excellent service, and reasonable prices! I highly recommend them, and Smith vision care for the…read moreeye exam

Beware of Bait-and-Switch Sales Tactics at This Location…read more THE SALE: We specifically requested premium Crizal HR coatings and XTRActive Polarized Transitions lenses that would darken while driving. THE "WAIT 3 MONTHS" TRAP: When the lenses didn't darken in the car, staff told us to give them three months because they would get darker over time. We followed their advice, which pushed us past the 30-day window. THE REVEAL: Within two months, the lenses were also severely scratched. When we later reviewed the order with LensCrafters, we discovered we had received neither the Crizal HR coating nor the XTRActive Polarized Transitions lenses we specifically requested and were told we were getting. THE BLAME: Management then told us we were past the 30-day return window, wanted about $1,400 for replacement lenses, and said we should have caught the abbreviated product descriptions on the receipt. You shouldn't need an optometry degree to decode a receipt and make sure the salesperson ordered what was requested and promised. This is about trust, and LensCrafters completely lost ours.

Go somewhere else, literally anywhere else. Made an appointment for my 8yr old daughter, when we…read morecalled to make the appointment we brought up her age and made sure they take kids this young. Person on the phone said yes. When we get to the appointment and she is being seen, the Dr said we don't normally take kids under 10 or 12. And of course he is having issues. Long story short after 2 separate visits and given a prescription which was 100% wrong. My daughter could see even less wearing the glasses. We were told to take her somewhere else. It's like they just wanted to bill our insurance twice. Because now that I'm asking insurance for another evaluation LensCrafters doesn't respond to the first 2 letters and with just a couple days left of their window to respond/ dispute they request to be sent over the paper work again. Pushing my daughter reevaluation out longer than the normal 30 day period. They made the mistake. They told us to go somewhere else. Now they won't even submit the documents needed so she can see a different Dr.

I switched from Crown Optical to America's Best years ago, because the glasses are so much more…read moreaffordable. The two stars are because I've been happy enough with the glasses, and they have a very good guarantee. The problem is the eye doctors. In that regard, it seems to me that America's Best is the optometry equivalent of Great Clips. The overall impression I get is that the doctors that work here are either brand new doctors in their first job, or they just didn't do very well in school, and this place is the only job they can get. I'm not sure I've ever had the same optometrist twice, and I have found them to be generally subpar. I have had significant issues with my eye exams for the last two years, and both times, the problem was the doctor. Last year, the doctor told me that my prescription had barely changed at all, and then he proceeded to drastically change it. When the glasses arrived and I went to pick them up, I couldn't really see through them, and I said so. I was told that I needed to be patient and give my eyes a chance to adjust to the new prescription. I accepted that and drove home. I actually drove with these glasses, but it really wasn't safe for me to do so. I gave the glasses another week, but I never did "adjust." Luckily, I also didn't try to drive anymore while wearing them, because that was completely unsafe. After a week, I called and spoke to the manager, who checked my old prescription and was shocked to see what a drastic change the doctor had made, after telling me that it had barely changed. The manager was lovely, and she seemed completely baffled as to why the doctor would have done what he did. A different doctor examined me and confirmed that the prescription was completely off. They reordered the glasses with the correct prescription, and everything was ultimately fine, but it was a lot of hassle for no reason. Then a few weeks ago, I went back for my annual exam. My mother and my grandmother both had Wet AMD, and I thought the doctor might want to know about that history, so I mentioned it. He scoffed at me and acted like it was the stupidest thing anyone had ever said to him. He told me if I was showing signs of Wet AMD, he would know it, and he completely dismissed me. And that wasn't all. I had recently begun experiencing what I believed to be ocular migraines. I described in detail what had been going on, hoping that he could advise me. He looked at me like I was making him late for happy hour and he said, I kid you not, "Sounds like you should probably see a doctor about that." I was dumbfounded. I asked him what kind of doctor? My primary? An ophthalmologist? He practically rolled his eyes and said, "Well, you have cataracts, so you're going to need to see an ophthalmologist eventually." And that was the end of that. He never really answered a single one of my questions, he just acted put out by them. You can get your eyes examined at America's Best if you want to, but I do NOT recommend it. I will still buy my glasses there because no one beats their prices, but I will never get my eyes examined here again.

i had an eyes exam there for glasses and contacts december last year! but when I call back to order…read moresome more for some reason they couldn't find my account ! i had been on the phone for 45 mins finally the manager step in and she able to find and fix my account ! today when I call back to order same story happened, like what is going on with this place !

Been coming here for years and love it! Dr. Hayes is thorough and knowledgeable. We love the…read moretexting option for questions and scheduling / rescheduling. the staff is always very responsive and helpful.

I've been going to Midwest Eye for 35 years. Doctors have changed but quality has not. Staff and…read moretech people are friendly. Dr. Hayes completed her exam and spent time explaining my options. They have state of the art equipment. I would recommend the Wentzville location to any who is near it.

Horrible experience. I was a patient for several years-first few years OK but went south two years…read moreago. Didn't order my contact on a timely basis so there were insurance issues. Last straw was with my recent glasses prescription--their office sent an outdated prescription to the lab so that my new glasses have an old prescription. To correct it, they sent someone else's prescription to the optician. The optician caught it but I was still out of pocket for the replacement lenses. The office staff is incompetent and disorganized and the Dr. did not accept responsibility for her team's errors. Would not go to Clarkson Eyecare for anything ever.

I was in my early 40's when I finally got LASIK. Wish I would have done it sooner. I went from…read moredepending on contacts to see (-6 in both eyes) to seeing very well. I was told I was a candidate by Dr. Hubbard and then my LASIK was done by Dr. Thiessen. The surgery is surprisingly quick. Do yourself a favor and don't believe the skeptics. LASIK is worth it for folks born with bad eyesight like me. Just go to a reputable business like this one and follow the Doctor's after-care advice.

Impeccable service, modern equipment, and convenient for me. I am very happy with the top quality…read moreglasses I purchased. I was a little nervous about my first pair of bifocals but was pleasantly surprised when I put them on. I am able to see clearly at all distances - up close, far away, and everywhere in between. No problem getting used to these advanced progressive lenses. When I returned for my annual check-up my vision was so close to when I bought them there was no need for new lenses. I will get a back-up pair next time even if there's still no significant changes in my vision since I am eligible for a frame benefit once every two years on my insurance plan. Thank you, Regional Eyecare, for making my experiences so effortless!

Honestly the worst experience I could have ever had. The initial appointment was nice, the doctor…read morewas a nice woman and I got to pick out what looked like nice glasses. Cut 10 weeks later, five visits and staff that tried to tell me I wasn't seeing what I was seeing and here we are today. Once you purchase glasses here do not expect them to assist you if your glasses are totally off the mark.. Further, this was my first time owning glasses, there was zero instruction on how to clean them, etc. On day one in ownership I scratched them as I did not realize you can't use TP. Worst part I pulled out all the stops on the best pair. 100% awful people, product and follow-up....as there was none.

I was in the St. Joseph's Hospital in St. Charles without my glasses. Lewis and Clark Gardens…read moreRehabilitation Center had appropriated them (but that's another review). I checked everywhere I had been to make sure that it was L&C that had stolen them. Yep. They had been sucked down the Black Hole of Allen's (the worst nurse at L&C IMHO) ego. I phoned Walmart in O'Fallon where I had originally purchased the glasses (approx. $280) but they would be unable to replace the glasses for a week! I phoned a local optician but that shop told me that it would be two weeks! I was desperate! That night I talked with my ex-wife who lives in a small town in Alabama (yes, Mary and Henry. You can still be friends with your ex). She had just gotten new glasses at her local LensCrafters. The glasses cost her about $250 and were ready in less than an hour! I know. Sounds like a LensCrafters Commercial. Quite honestly I was skeptical. I found a LensCrafters close to St. Joseph Hospital in St. Charles on the internet and phoned them. I explained my problem: I was in the hospital and L&C Rehabilitation (Allen) had eaten my glasses. I would have to order the frames unseen and hope that the Walmart Eye Center in O'Fallon would release my prescription. Then there was the problem of delivery. I have no local relatives and just recently moved here from Alabama so have few friends. The manager of this LensCrafters said there would be no problems and he was as good as his word. The new glasses cost just over $300. He personally delivered my glasses to me in my hospital room before 5:00 the same afternoon. Thank you, LensCrafters for being a standup company. I don't trust reviews like this one. Those who know me will know that it is true and absolutely accurate. For everyone else, I urge you to try this eyestore.

Before I ever drove to the office l called ahead to ensure they were able to provide the…read moreconfiguration of glasses l need, a pair of inverted bifocals. They said no problem, when l arrived we went over it again prior to my exam. After I racked up a bill l was told that they're NOT able to provide said glasses. I may have to go to Canada or Mexico to have a simple occupational script filled.