I wish I still lived there. I have prism in both axes and have had a hard time finding a place that…read moregets it right.

I had a fantastic experience here. The staff was super friendly, and Dr. Foreman was amazing. They…read moretook the time to address my specific concerns. This is the spot!

Dr DiMino is the consummate professional. He is thorough and careful. I have bad eyes and I felt…read morethat my health was forefront to him. He and the staff are very friendly. Nick, the optician is do nice and explained things completely. You can trust this office!

Apparently Diminio sold the practice in April of 2020 due to the pandemic. Very disappointed this…read more I loved Dr. Diminio. Very knowledgeable and great attitude. Not one message was sent out on the change. Called today (2/24/2021) and the woman on the phone blamed Diminio for dropping the ball. I'm sorry but "Everlasting Eye Care" is to blame as well. Kinda makes me uneasy; like almost predatory, that they never sent out a "nice to meet you" type letter. I just

The nicest doctor ever! She's very thorough, goes over everything, and explains everything…read more Wonderful doctor!

Got there early. The receptionist was courteous and knowledgeable about co-pay and very…read moreprofessional and especially patient with my lack of knowledge. Upon entering the new, to me, examining room, Curt was also courteous, professional, knowledgeable, and had a great personality.

Dr. Neal and his team continue to provide warm and caring service to me and my family. Very happy…read morewith the service provided and his contact lens and glasses pricing is always fair. Couldn't be happier.

After having cataract surgery, I had light adjustment done by Dr. Neal. Within a few months I…read moredeveloped double vision. Dr. Neal referred me to Dr. McConnell (who it turned out is his wife), who specializes in treating double vision. She prescribed lenses with prisms. Unfortunately, the glasses didn't correct the problem as she had measured incorrectly. She ordered a second pair. When I used the glasses for distant vision, I found I still had double vision. I then went back to the physician who had done my cataract surgery. Shockingly, he said the glasses I had gotten did not have any prisms. Today, I returned with my husband to Dr. McConnell for an explanation. She maintained the glasses did in fact have prisms and suggested most opticians and even doctors can't tell if glasses have prisms but she, of course, could. I expressed my displeasure and distrust as she seemed to be more concerned about defending herself than about my poor treatment outcome. She offered to refund my money and refer me to someone else and rushed out of the examining room. Subsequently, an assistant led us to the front desk and said she would give us a refund of $270. My husband said we would accept the refund but wanted to keep the glasses as we were skeptical about the explanation about the glasses having prisms when my doctor said they didn't have prisms. While the assistant went to get direction, my husband retrieved the glasses. The assistant returned and demanded we give up the glasses. My husband told her we were keeping the glasses and it was their choice whether or not to give us the refund. What ensued was some loud back and forth about us wanting to keep the glasses. Dr. Neal joined this and did nothing to resolve the matter and adamantly requested we give up the glasses and suggested we wanted to get the glasses for free. So we went back and forth some more. When asked why he wanted the glasses more than he wanted to provide good customer service, he said they would send them back to the company for a refund. That seemed ridiculous since it suggested the glasses were in fact defective. As we were leaving my husband pointed out the office was not ADA compliant since there is a step up but no ramp. They yelled back that they have a ramp. Dr. Neal came over and held up a suitcase-like folded up ramp. In the numerous times I came to the office, struggling with my walker, never once did anyone offer the use of the ramp. Dr. Neal's retort was 'you never asked.' That sums up the poor quality of my treatment.

Got one or more eyes? Think you have problems, or in need of a checkup? Visit Dr. Kenney!…read more I've been going to Sterling Optical for years, and Dr. Kenney has been my optometrist every visit. He's modest, just like his office (smallish, even at his previous location). I've moved around a lot, which meant I sometimes had to do without his care, but as of right now, he's my primary eye doctor again, and making sure I see clearly and that my eyes are free from pesky diseases. Dr. Kenney is friendly, easy to talk to, and knowledgeable, putting up with all the annoying (but probably routine) questions I pepper him with during my appointments. His attention to detail is comforting (he remembers the most random things) and a big reason I keep returning.

I was looking for an eye doctor in the area. I have seen two other doctors but were not happy with…read morethem. Dr. Kenney at Sterling in King of Prussia was friendly, knowledgeable, and had a great staff working with him in the office. Large selection of frames and VERY friendly environment. Highly recommended!

I've been coming here for at least or close to 10 years as a recommendation by a close friend…read more Dr. Even is professional, insightful, funny and has a great personality. Sometimes I forget she's my doctor and converse with her like one of my girlfriends. Lol! I recommend her HIGHLY to anyone who needs an optometrist either immediately or in the near future.

This is an awesome office. I went here to get my annual checkup two years ago, while i was…read moregetting my foot taken care of. She is in the same office as Dr Langman the foot doctor. This is the ultimate in convenience you have a foot doctor and eye doctor in the same office and you can schedule appointments concurrently! Dr Even is awesome. Very friendly and very through! She helped me with my appointment and she helped me get the glasses i need at a great price. I would highly recommend her and her team.

It's been a couple of years since I reviewed Dr Putterman, but my experience over the last few…read moreweeks makes me want to reiterate how amazingly generous, kind, and dedicated he is to his career and his patients. I missed an annual exam, and had to wait til my next period of eligibility. When I went to schedule the new exam and get new contacts a few weeks ago (i usually buy a couple years' worth) we discovered that my scrip had actually expired! Despite this, Dr Putterman gave me a free pair to last me until my exam this morning. This morning: first of all, i got stuck in traffic and called to let them know I'd be 10 minutes late-- they didn't mind at all! Then Dr. P took me back the very MINUTE i walked in! the exam revealed that my scrip had changed somewhat and that I now require a slightly larger contact lens for my right eye. Because he did not have any of the new scrip lenses on hand, he ordered me a TRIAL lens and then gave me another free pair of contacts in my old scrip to last me until the trial lens comes in. Did I mention that the only thing I had to pay for was the visit?!?!? The best thing about Dr Putterman and his office is that they are friendly, happy people who make a visit seem almost fun. The nurses laugh and joke with you, (and give great recommendations for lunch) and Dr. P remembers you and the personal details you may (even incidentally) share with him. I just wish I could find a dentist who was like him.

I live in roxborough and prefer to support local independent businesses…read more Prior to my initial visit to Dr. Putterman's office I used another local independent eye doctor (whom I won't mention here.) Although I have written a review on that doc as well (1 star) You can easily access a business upon first entering its doors and facing the staff. Dr. Putterman's staff is efficient, professional and very personable. You can tell Dr. Putterman runs a tight ship and the office is clean, well lit and organized. Unlike the previous office I used to go to (did I mention I gave that place 1 star) You get the sense Dr. Putterman is dedicated to his profession and his patients. His energy and enthusiasm is infectious and it passes on to his staff. He fitted me with less expensive yet better contacts then I had with my previous doc and he also broke down my benefits which enabled me to add a funky pair of frames. As a small business owner It is more important than ever to encourage support towards local small business. Mediocrity, sameness and plain vanilla is what you settle for when you support large corporations. Dr. Putterman comes highly recommended.

In a two-year-old frame I wanted to get the eye glass lenses (with bifocals) replaced with a new…read moreprescription from my ophthalmologist--no need to buy new frames. I bought that two-year-old pair of glasses at a local VisionWorks in Springfield (Delaware County), PA and went back for this prescription lens change. A recent pair of glasses and lenses from VisionWorks cost me around $400 with everything (non-glare, scratch resistance coating, etc.)--I accepted that, but didn't want to pay that cost again. For just having a pair of PLAIN bifocal lenses--with the new prescription--inserted into that two-year-old frame I was quoted the price of $283; I was told that was a 25% discount! I walked out and called around. I went in person to Target first, but they were similar in price to VisionWorks' discount; so much for Target being inexpensive! Over the phone, For Eyes, at 459 W. Germantown Ave., Plymouth Meeting, PA (across from Plymouth Meeting Mall), assured me that their cost would be under $200--worth the trip up Rte. 495. When I got there I was given a 15% military veteran's discount (though they have others, too) and a price of $130 for the plain lens-with-bifocal replacement, which was the same stipulation given to VisionWorks. But once we got through the facial measurements and paperwork the bill came to $93.50--actually, a little less with my Capital One 1.5% money back refund, coming to $92.10. Guess where I'm going to buy my future glasses! You guessed it: For Eyes. To put it in the simplest terms: 1) The cost at For Eyes was 1/3 the cost at VisionWorks, or 2) VisionWorks was 3 times the cost of For Eyes.

Ivelisse not only made my day, she helped me when no one else would! Another store said they would…read moreonly repair the screw in my glasses if I bought them there so I was going to stop trying thinking that is the new norm. But, I was passing by and thought I'd give it one more try before giving up. Not only were Ivelisse and the staff kind and welcoming, she repaired the hinged arm on the glasses in no time! Thank you for your kindness and help! I will be sending others to For Eyes because of you!

I had my eye examination today with Dr. Aaron Olstein and if I could have my physical with him…read moreevery year, I would happily travel hours just to be his patient. Dr. Olstein was so kind and welcoming, as well as professional. He made sure I was comfortable throughout the entire appointment and made sure before I left, to answer any question and concerns that I may have, as well as telling me exercises I can do for my eyes and maybe not stare at a computer screen for 13h a day -- he clearly shows how much he enjoys his work, and the patients he sees and I highly recommend any vision test done with him. Warby Parker made an amazing decision in having him as part of their company because I was blown away how he went above and beyond for me. Thank you SO much Dr. Olstein! The entire visit, the employees were so kind as well. I was seen on time and was assisted by Aaron who was so sweet, making sure I had nothing to do on my end after my visit. 5/5 stars all around!

i've never ordered glasses online did not feel comfortable doing so. Was very happy to find the…read morestore in the mall. All the sales associates were very helpful. Offered advice and/or suggestions. I did wind up ordering two pair of sunglasses they were able to have my prescription added, and my glasses were shipped to me. A seamless process and very happy with my decision. Sidenote, I was able to use my flexible spending funds to purchase my glasses.

I bought new glasses through my union insurance, and they said I could go to any Lencrafters for…read moreadjustments etc, so I found myself at the King of Prussia location, which was, of course a large beautiful store. A young woman named Emma helped bend up my frames to fit comfortably and made sure I didn't leave the store looking cockeyed. Thank you so much Emma! and the runway model looking manager who helped me shout her out on here

I have been to the LensCrafters location next to Macy's three times to purchase/repair eyeglasses…read more Each time, I have worked with different service staff and every one has been very helpful in selecting frames. Twice, they have repaired frames for me, first by Sarah and then by Roland. Both were able to repair my frames right then and there. They have an excellent selection of frames. And for Ray-Bans, which are my go-to brand, they have a wider selection than other retailers. I highly recommend Lenscrafters -- and the team working at this location.