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Visionworks

4.0 (8 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Eye exams

Eye testing and diagnosis

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Dr John J Costello Jr

Dr John J Costello Jr

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This was one of the best decisions I have ever made, thanks to Dr. John Costello, Jr. No more…read moreglasses needed for long distance and the colors are beautifu! I couldn't ask for a more knowledgeable and caring doctor! His staff was also kind and helpful in every way! Thank you once again Doc! Patricia F.

Best thing I've done for myself, thank you Dr John Costello!…read moreAfter 56 years of wearing glasses, I realized my eyesight was dreadful and I needed better eyes to live the life I wanted. I enjoy golf, but with my glasses and my poor depth perception, I couldn't quite tell where my golf ball was. I also had no peripheral vision. Reading a book was unpleasant and climbing down ladders was sketchier than need be. Driving at night was not fun either, thankfully no deer stepped forward to meet me. Also, swimming was no fun when you can't see what's going on around you. I've had the same optometrist for many years and trusted his advice. I had been pestering him for several years for cataract surgery and finally, he referred me to Dr. John Costello in Oneida. I'd been planning and saving for cataract surgery for several years so I always hoped for a premium multifocal IOL along with laser surgery. There was a potential roadblock: my eyes are unusually longer than normal, not round but more oval. That limited my choices considerably as few IOL manufacturers produce a lens in my prescription. Dr. Costello and I discussed other options, the first thought was to take a standard farsighted monofocal, after wearing glasses for 56 years, that was not a difficult choice but I had my heart set on a multifocal. He researched the Johnson & Johnson Odyssey multifocal and after discovering that J&J did produce a lens that matched my prescription, we agreed that Odyssey was my best choice. The only painful moment was having an IV inserted on the top of my hand. Otherwise, there is no pain at all. The anesthesia did not make me dizzy or light headed, I could walk immediately, but obviously no one would drive themselves home. I could already see pretty well on the hour long ride home, and by the next day, I could see well, not up close yet, but my distance vision was amazing. I spent the next week with one lens removed from my glasses and it wasn't all that bad. I guess the excitement of new eyes gets you through it. All the staff I met in the offices at Hamilton, Oneida and Griffis Surgery Center were very helpful and pleasant. Knowing what a joy I am to work with, (yes, tongue in cheek), I wasn't surprised, I'm certain I'm a lot of fun. There are 3 types of eyedrops, usually 4 times a day. I put them into my phones' calendar app, my phone reminds me so I don't have to pay attention, something I do well. The eyedrops don't smart and I'm getting pretty good at getting the drop in the eye, instead of on my cheek. It's only been a week since the second eye had surgery, but I don't wear glasses now. My near vision continues to improve, I confess I bought six pairs of readers (+2.5) and they are necessary for reading and small print. I've placed readers in every place I'll visit for the next five years. I know the statistics say cataract surgery is 94% to 98% successful but that doesn't mean much when you're the one on the table. Thankfully, my cataract surgery went well and my golf game is finally improving.

Visionworks - opticians - Updated May 2026

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