I've been a patient here for at least two years, now. Dr. Ramolia and her staff are wonderful and…read moreI've had such a positive experience here. I recently decided on lasik thanks to Dr. Ramolia's encouragement and guidance. It took a while to say "yes" but when I finally did, I was well taken care of and have done all post-ops at Beacon Optometry. I've also had a dry eye treatment done here and throughout my appointments, Dr. Ramolia has been transparent, hands-on and super honest about my options. I highly recommend this place because of its excellent customer service!

Just had my second dry eye treatment session. Can't say enough good things about it! Dr. Ramolia…read moretook great care of me as always. Saw a difference after the first session a few weeks back but this time was ever MORE of a difference. Dark circles have definitely decreases along with the redness I would get too. Didn't realize how much my eyes were in need of it. The Optilight and OptiLift are serious breakthroughs for eye health. Best decision ever. Have two more sessions to go for the full treatment. Looking forward to them! Thanks again Dr Ramolia!!!

Good: - great service…read more- accepts most of insurances - nice optometrist Bad: - even with appointments, wait 30min+ - spent long time here just for an eye exam - not many glasses options - takes long time to check in, lots of paperworks in prior, and check out takes long time too. Overall, great experience

I went to Carlsbad Optometry for years before it changed owners. Went there 2 years ago and my…read morecontact lenses were buried in other room. Noticed they got new Optometrist so thought I'd try it again. I saw Dr Ly. Dr Ly didn't test close up vision, but put "high" (+2.25) add on for glasses prescription. How did Dr Ly know this when I wasn't tested for close up vision? I spoke to office mgr after appt and she was very knowledgeable but she didn't perform vision test. Had answers for everything. Will go elsewhere for vision exams.

I like the opportunity of picking dilation with drops or a machine…read more She was very thorough and nice had patience with me also. I definitely would recommend this family eye doctors. 2 females and comfortable .

Very nice office . The Doctor listened and was very helpful . The order process is very smooth and…read morefast . Thank you

I had an wonderful appointment with Dr. Wang and his team at Modern Eyes. I am a photographer and…read moremy previous doctor created a custom prescription to help me work and Dr. Wang stepped in and made it his own and improved on what I had. The team was incredibly friendly and professional. My exam was extremely throughough. I have been wearing glasses since I was 10 and I'm now 50 so I have had an exam or two. This was by far one of the best. I encourage anyone looking for a new eye doctor to look no further and see Dr. Wang and the team.

I brought my own frames to Modern Eyes Optometry to have blue light filtering and anti-reflective…read morelenses installed -- not because I had vision issues, but as a preventive measure to reduce eye strain from long hours at the computer. Within just a few weeks of using their lenses, I began experiencing intense migraines and constant eye fatigue -- symptoms I had never experienced before. The moment I stopped wearing the glasses, the problems vanished. When I contacted the clinic to report this, their response was dismissive: "Our lenses have no issues." Instead of showing any concern or accountability, they told me to pay for an eye exam to "check my prescription" -- which makes absolutely no sense, since these were non-prescription preventive lenses. The problem isn't my eyes. The problem is what they sold me. It's not just disappointing -- it's infuriating. They deflect blame, offer no support, and immediately try to charge more money instead of solving the issue. This isn't healthcare -- it's a sales machine hiding behind a medical license. Their priority isn't patient well-being, it's profit. They are a perfect example of what's gone wrong in today's medical field: the patient is no longer a person -- just a revenue stream. Avoid this place. Seriously.

Yikes this has been sitting in my drafts…read more... Came here because my youngest son's friend was an optometrist here. Kept coming after he retired and while the other doctor was nice there were issues. A data breach at Total Vision which Pacific View Eyecare is part of occurred on October 30, 2020. Letters to patients were dated December 4, 2020 and sent via bulk mail so weren't received until sometime in January 2021. Instead of offering a free year of credit monitoring as most places do when an identity security data breach occurs, Total Vision's solution was to recommend getting a free annual credit report.

The people that work there heard my concerns and acted on them…read more And I must say that Katherine, upfront, is an amazing, helpful, compassionate, very professional person.

The optometrist is amazingly honest and transparent about the billing and ortho-K glass ordering…read moreprocess. Even though I did my initial tests there, she was kind to let me go without charges and recommended me to find somewhere closer to my home based on my situation. I would definitely go with her service if I ever relocate to this area.

I like this place. They are very nice and they do a wonderful work with eye glasses. I highly…read morerecommend it

Life-changing…read more.. After a brain injury (TBI) five years ago--right at the start of the pandemic--I struggled daily with balance and vision issues. It took over two years just to get off the waitlist for Vision Therapy, which meant my condition went untreated for far too long. During that time, I rarely felt confident going out on my own, driving, or even working on my computer due to constant eye strain, headaches, and intense dizziness. When I finally had my first appointment in October 2024, I was reassured that improvement was possible with patience and consistency. Fast forward nearly two years, and I can confidently say that Vision Therapy--especially the weekly sensory table sessions combined with daily eye and brain exercises--has made an incredible difference. I noticed a small improvement after my very first 30-minute session on the sensory table, which gave me hope. From there, each week built on the last. Dr. Dukes recommended 36 sessions, and by around session 20, I already felt about 80% better. Progress is gradual, and everyone's experience may differ, but for me, the improvement in balance and visual comfort has been remarkable. The exercises done at home are just as important--consistency truly makes all the difference. Taylor has been exceptional throughout this journey. Her guidance, encouragement, and expertise kept me motivated every step of the way. She not only provided effective tools and techniques but also took the time to listen and offer genuine support. She's an incredible therapist, and I'm so grateful for her care. The sensory table sessions themselves are deeply relaxing. You can choose to have music or simply enjoy the quiet. Lying back under soft red, blue, and green lights, allowing your eyes to gently track their movement, becomes a calming and restorative experience. Light therapy takes time, but it truly works. Staying committed to the process is key--and for me, it has been absolutely worth it.

Kim at the front desk is delightful and I don't have a real problem with any of the…read moreophthalmologists my son and I have seen. I've been going to the office for more than three years and tolerated a lot when it comes to the "store"- this last couple of experiences are forcing me to go elsewhere. I was promised a $200 credit if I ordered my contacts through them, making it cheaper than ordering them online. I was told I would receive an email. Email never came and to be honest, I don't have the time to chase it down. When I finally went back to the office, "there was nothing they could do" because it was past the 90 days. I was also told that I would get a refund if I returned any unused contacts. A refund is a refund, however, when I tried to return the unused contacts, $217 worth of them, I was told it would only apply to a store credit and new contacts. Well, I have no interest in ordering new contacts nor do I want to purchase glasses from you- especially since I tried at least 50+ pairs and didn't like any of them. I took my Rx elsewhere and I ended up with two pairs for glasses for less than the cost they were quoting me for a single pair. Everything was an up charge and they weren't willing to work with me. So, I was basically out $417 for trusting them. Never again. My recommendation is to find another ophthalmologist and purchase your glasses elsewhere.

I've been going to the eye doctor since middle school for glasses and this place is by far the best…read moreoffice I've been to. Super lux office space. Super friendly and helpful staff. Super nice doctors. They honestly go above and beyond the call of duty here. This has been my place for a few years now and they have not disappointed. Last year they got me in last minute when my baby poked me in the eye and they saved me! (All good now btw lol) This last time when I went in for new frames and prescription the lady worked magic on my prescription sunglasses that I totally jacked up from like 2017. Like, they were completely smashed and she made them like new in 5 min for free (didn't even get them there). She also offered to clean and fix up my older pairs for free. So kind. They have a really wide range of frames to choose from too. Can't speak to their other location since I've only been to this one. But yeah. No complaints.

I had fairly new glasses about three months, dropped them and scratched them real bad. They took…read morethem replaced with new lenses at no cost.