One complaint, after spending nearly 10,000 on Cartier frames. Had my dog not chewed a pair of wood-framed Cartier eyewear, Omni would have not had the benefit of selling me another pair except in the very pretty blue hue w/very pretty blue lenses. My one and only complaint is I was charged $175 for an adjustment on a pair of Cartier sunglasses. One of the lenses came out, when I was cleaning the glasses, which should not have occurred. When I put the lens back into the eyeglass frame, I apparently put it in incorrectly. Somehow the frame was bent slightly. For a 2 to 3-minute adjustment, I was charged $175. When I purchased Fred frames from Optique, I was never charged a penny for adjustments, including the one time I closed a pair of Fred eyewear in a draw. The frames were literally squashed, but the technician didn't charge me a penny to reshape the entire eyewear. When he reshaped the eyewear, which took him a good 30 minutes, I couldn't see any difference between my squashed frames and a new pair in the showcase. "Dave" was the technician. The reason I mention his name is because he was very well-known in his field and in the PA region. He was a mensch. As for Omnivision, I have never had a eye exam, because I need a fully licensed M.D. to exam my eyes with all of the latest technology, because I ingest hdroxychloroquine -- the stuff with which Trump and his cronies tried to enrich themselves. Luckily, it didn't adversely affect my ability to obtain the drug for my SLE, but many patients were unable to obtain the Plaquenil, which can damage the retinas and the optic nerve of the eyes. Thanks to Trump, about 78 veterans were killed with high-dose IV hydroxychoroquine at the Veterans Administration hospitals. As for Omnivision, they have a fantastic selection of Cartier frames and lenses. Both Nani and John allow me to take my time. I even make them wait, while I use their restroom. My one complaint against John is his tempting me to purchase another Cartier eyewear frame. Nani sold me the frames. And so, he didn't get a commission on the frames with which he tempted me. As for cost, the hyperinflation began soon after George W. Bush was elected. Everything has been taken over by the investment equity banks. Designer boots, which cost $475 before Bush was elected -- remember the speech about the "haves" and he "have-mores (bankers; investors; common gamblers with degrees in finance) rose in cost to $799 after he was elected. Those same boots, after Trump was elected, rose in cost to $920. Of course, the same boots are now $1,420. For those of us with bad backs and lousy bones, a top quality ankle boot is a necessity. All of the shoe and handbag companies are now owned, controlled, and run by equity investment banks. As the companies cheapen the quality of the merchandise, the banks increase the price to optimize profit for their investors. As one LV regional director told me, their wages have not risen as the prices continue to rise. Amazingly, people continue to purchase these items. Mnuchin (Trump's secretary of treasury) epitomized this culture. Most of Trump's cabinet comprised equity bank investors from Goldman Sachs. And yet, millions of Americans plan on voting for Trump, who emasculated regulations meant to protect Americans. As for Omnivision, I have no complaints. You can't blame Omnivision for the malevolency exhibited by the healthcare insurance companies. That one falls on the GOP, who are now set on eliminating Medicare and social security. Omnivision is a small company with a fantastic selection of eyewear. Small companies are also victims of the equity investment firms. As for the cost of an eye exam, I spend $140 every 3 months to see a licensed ophthalmologist. I have no options. My eyes were damaged from high-dose glucocorticoids. In my 30s, I was forced to undergo cataract surgeries to remove the primary and secondary cataracts from both eyes. Now, I am dependent on eyeglasses. I am extremely grateful that an eyewear shop like Omnivision exists in Philadelphia, PA. Otherwise, I would be forced to go to Manhattan, NY to purchase eyewear and lenses like I am forced to go to NYC for Italian-leather ankle boots. I intend to go to Omnivision tomorrow. I tried to go yesterday, but I was running late. Omnivision could have much more of the Japanese designer frames, which are less costly and very chique and unique like Matsuda. Omnivision should carry the Japanese designer frames, which are very unique and attractive. Eyewear covers one's face, which is very important. The first thing one sees is the person's face and especially the eyes. Without Omnivision, I would be forced to travel to NYC. I am personally grateful to this eyewear store. As for Nani, she is extremely accommodating. She is definitely a mensch. I sincerely look forward to seeing and speaking with her tomorrow. Everything about Omnivision is an extremely pleasant experience. read more