Does a thorough eye exam Receptionist is helpful…read moreAlways a good experience Highly recommend

Very professional service with caring individuals and employees that want to help you and very…read morecomparable and resentful prices and my glasses are amazing g this is where you go to get help from professional and caring people

My sons (now aged 14 and 17) and I just had our eye exams today and again I was blown away by the…read morefact that the whole experience literally made my day (and theirs!) a better one! It was fun. Dr. Heeney is not only incredibly friendly and personable but is also a creative problem-solver who combines extensive knowledge with real-life experience to provide exceptional vision solutions. I cannot recommend Spadina Optometry highly enough.

Anyone else sick of hearing the worlds pivot and nimble as we get deeper and deeper into the…read moreCovid-19 crisis? Yeah, me too. But you know what? Spadina Optometry has done some great pivoting their business model. Enjoy the clichés. I was almost out of contacts. Pretty scary during this uncertain time. I need them. My glasses are wobbly, and can't be used to exercise (2 metres from others) or look cute in video calls. Boo. Luckily, SO has been extremely *nimble* and switched to email orders. They have my 'script on file, and I emailed and paid via transfer. My contacts arrived within two days. Brilliant.

My regular optometrist that I have been seeing for years is located at Markville Shopping Centre…read more Due to ongoing issues between Ontario Health and optometrists, eye exams aren't available. Bummer. I tend to see my optometrist in December every two years. What now? I did a search and found Unionville Optometry. It's a bit closer to me. I sent an e-mail asking whether there were any appointments available for this week. Twenty minutes later, I got a response and there was an appointment after work on Thursday. It was perfect. You need to do a pre-screening questionnaire before you show up at the place. The questions range from what your existing medical conditions are, to whether you have ever had COVID-19. You are then given a list of points about what will happen when you arrive at the clinic. A lot of them didn't happen, such as getting my temperature checked. The short, accurate version is the following: - Arrive at the clinic, and either call or text the clinic that you have arrived. I did the former. The woman on the other end indicated to approach the door in five minutes and someone will let me in. - When you are let in, you are asked to wash your hands at the sink by the entrance. Soap and paper towel are available. You do not need to sanitize your hands. I had a nice technician who let me in. She looked at my car and commented on how nice the blue colour was. It was nice to hear. She then led me to a bunch of different machines to test various aspects of my vision and eyes, from pressing a button whenever you see a light flash somewhere, to getting a puff of air to test each eye's pressure. I also had photos of my eyes taken. After all tests were done, she asked me to take a seat in a designated waiting area and Dr. Mark would come see me. This clinic is a family-run business. The family name is Innamorato. My guess is that spelling and perhaps pronunciation can be pain points, so everyone calls the doctors by Dr, followed by their first names. I like simplicity. Dr. Mark was friendly and thorough. We analyzed my sight with my existing glasses versus what looked better to me. He was understanding and I appreciated his explanations that weren't completely medical speak in nature. He also has a sense of humour. He asked who my usual optometrist was. I said her first and last names. He started singing Ricky Martin's "Living La Vida Loca," which cracked us both up. I didn't realize that her first and last names do sound like La Vida Loca... haha! I paid at the front desk. When you do the pre-assessment, you are asked to enter a credit card, but no charges would be made to it. My guess is that if you don't show up, a $75 charge for not cancelling within 48 hours occurs on your card. The eye exam here is more than what I typically pay at my regular optometrist's office. The eye exam is more detailed and comprehensive. I am okay with it, considering my track record for a weird eye issue that I had a few years ago. You then add on how much it is without OHIP and it looks expensive. Luckily, I have health insurance with my employer, so I'm covered for a good chunk of this cost. I paid with my debit card. The transaction was smooth. I got my receipts and prescriptions from the woman. They were clearly printed out. I asked whether I had the code for this service provider on the receipt, so I could file my insurance claim. She wrote it down for me. Remember to ask for it, which will make your claim easy to file. I filed my claim online after I had dinner. It went well. I got reimbursed today. Direct deposit is awesome! I had an excellent experience and felt comfortable. If my regular optometrist is still closed when I need my next eye exam, I'd return to Unionville Optometry without any hesitation. This clinic is located on the south side of Highway 7, next to Midas. There is plenty of parking and the signage is so brightly lit that you truly can't miss it on a dark evening. (462)

The lenses I purchased from Unionville Optometry are of low quality, even though the establishment…read morecharges high quality prices. They scratch easily. I am a senior and have had a lot of experience with prescription lenses over my lifetime. The lenses I have purchased in the past from other similar establishments have lasted for years and I have never had any issues with scratches or otherwise. The lenses I bought from Unionville Optometry lasted 7 months, despite the fact that I took good care of them because they were expensive. I was told by Unionville Optometry that the scratches were my fault Given the care I took with my glasses, I do not accept this. The manufacturer's warranty is limited to 3 months. The optician refused to assist in any way. I do not ordinarily purchase my lenses from Unionville Optometry. I only did so this one time because my optometrist, who works there, suggested that I get my lenses there. I would not recommend purchasing prescription lenses at this establishment.

Personable guy but he has not invested in the latest state-of-art tools for an optometrist office…read more As well his office was very cramped. His fees were reasonable, but I would be hesitant to go back.

I've had two appointments with Dr Osler and both times he's been amazing. The appointments are…read moremuch longer than I expect 'cause he takes the time to carry out the tests properly, not just stop when the hour is up. When I first saw him, my prescription was too strong and I didn't even know I had an astigmatism. Turns out it was both eyes! Dr Osler was able to find the perfect prescription that works for distance and also for reading and computer use, though don't ask me to explain 'cause I couldn't. Although when he explained it made perfect sense, I should have just recorded it. While waiting for drops to kick in and dilate my pupils, mid-way through the appointment, we had great conversation (and coffee during the last visit) that was worth the trip. While I'm there I always wish I was better at school and could go back and do things over and become an Optometrist. That's how great he is at what he does and how reverent he is about his profession, that it rubs off on you.

Seeing is believing, and I believe I've found an awesome optometrist. I've been going to Dr. Mah…read morefor years now and I'll probably never go anywhere else. Finding a trustworthy professional is always hard, but if you are not sure about your optometrist and want to make a switch, I highly recommend this place. Dr. Mah is a young easy going dude who is very patient and really easy to talk to. Everyone who works there, including those at the front, are always looking out for you and care about your wellbeing. I asked him a lot about my eyes and questions if there's anything I could do to help myself and he gave me honest and straightforward answers. I never felt rushed and felt cared for, which is what you really want in a doctor. He also leaves himself some notes and remembers what has happened at your last appointment, even if it was 2 years ago! I also compared the prices for my appointments with my friends and I have to say he is very competitive. I will continue to go to Dr. Mah and recommend him to everyone looking for an optometrist.

Dr. Mah and his friendly staff have consistently taken care of my needs. They've been able to…read moreaccommodate my work schedule and have been able to get my prescription glasses and contacts quickly and correctly, even when I've had emergencies. I would HIGHLY recommend this practice.

Pricey, but they make sure their customers are well cared for during examinations, and any issues…read morethat may arise later. My whole family comes here. My kid has had something bothering her eyes even though it wasn't her annual appointment time, but they allowed her to be seen. They also try to get my glasses of high prescription thinner than anywhere else could make it. The glasses here are quadruple the price of online glasses like KITS at nearly $1000 (or would be over $1000 if they didn't give me the 15% off for getting the eye exam there). Insurance only covers $500. But overall, I'm happy with how they look and feel.

The staff were lovely. Husband and I went in looking for prescription glasses for him. Amazing…read morediverse selection! Difficult to choose. The staff are patient and friendly and it was such a fun process. I wasn't planning to, but walked out with two pairs of funky glasses. Highly recommend !

I visited Doctor Vyas this summer due to a stye that had not gone away for months. He prescribed me…read moreoral antibiotics, that I was on 4x a day for 10 days. This felt very extreme. I was very hesitant because oral antibiotics affect the body in many ways, and affected my daily life at the time I was taking them. However, with my little knowledge, I trusted him. My issue did not go away. I was told later on by an ophthalmologist that I should have never been prescribed an oral antibiotic for a stye. I wish I would have known that these type of doctors are NOT ophthalmologists and are not specialized to deal with these issues. I do not recommend and please note if you are ever dealing with this issue.

Stay away from this clinic, the eye doctor just rushes you thru the eye exams and you end up with…read morewrong eye glass prescription and then gouges you with costs.

This morning, in the midst of covid-19, I came to the University Eye Clinic for eye tests…read more The people there were very professional and took great care to be safe during this epidemic both for patients and themselves. It is a well run clinic if you're downtown Toronto. I was pleased to use there services. Parking is close by and plentiful.

I had appointments with a few Optometrists and they were all good and thorough. Brian helped me…read moreevery time to choose a right frame. I noticed how kind he is with all patients. The receptionists have become show stoppers for me to book another appointments. Today I have had encounters with many of them. They do not listen. They not attentive. They do not show empathy. I will try to find another place.