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Woodside Optometry

4.6 (105 reviews)
Open • 9:30 am - 2:00 pm

By appointment only

Updated 2 months ago

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Great service, selection and quality. Quick turnaround and fair prices. I will go back.

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I had a great experience at All Eyes on you. Dr. Mangat was friendly and knowledgeable. I felt…read morecomfortable asking all of my questions which she answered patiently and in a simple way. I also picked a pair of glasses I really love. I recommend this place and will be coming back next year.

I have been a patient with Dr Stasko for a very long time and I have always been pleased with her…read moreand all the staff in her office. She has mostly retired and sold her practice to Dr. Mangar. Dr. Mangar was cold as a cold fish. There was no warm greetings or any chit chat to get to know me. I was just a number she bought. The absolute worst moment was when she asked me to take my contact lenses off. She didn't offer me a place to wash my hands. That's basic hygiene!! I said I felt uncomfortable taking my lenses off with unclean hands. She offered me the hand sanitizer on the wall. I absolutely couldn't believe it. With the nasty chemical on my fingers, I was supposed to take my contacts out. And later, dip these same chemically coated fingers into the lens cup to dig my lens out and put them back into my eyes. I insisted on washing my hands at the sink. I am sure she didn't appreciate how much of her valuable time I wasted. During the eye exam, she flipped through different lens asking if I prefer the first one or the second one. She flipped through them so fast that it was difficult to decide which one was better. I had to keep asking her to redo the options. I just felt that she was in a rush to get me out so she could see another patient. Again, the feeling of being a number. I asked her to send me some info about my prescription and she said, "via email?" I said yes. She never sent it. The front desk and other staff were equally unfriendly and cold. I am very disappointed and will never go back. Very sad to end such a long relationship. The reason for the two stars instead of one is that she didn't change anything about my prescription. Maybe she was just as good as Dr. Stasko or she just leaned on the old work. I don't know.

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4.5(402 reviews)
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I have been going to Eyeworks for about 10 years. I am extremely happy with the staff and how…read morethorough the exams are. Dr Lai now knows me and my family and is very good natured as well as a great optometrist. My recent visits have been for new contacts and night driving classes for over my contacts. I never thought of night glasses! They are great! As office staff, they are kind and helpful when making appointments and helping with billing questions. I will keep going here for all my eye related needs.

This is probably an unfair review, or maybe it isn't...you decide…read more My husband and I came here through word-of-mouth from my husband's coworkers who have the same eye care insurance. Booking the appointment was fine. Minor point, they don't run like clockwork, even though the name is "eyework". It says eye not clock. You should check their lunch hour and decide if you want to be standing in the cold or not while waiting for their lunch over to end. What is cold anyway in the Bay Area? This isn't Colorado. In Colorado, they would open the doors earlier to let people in from the snow. Doctor was fine. My vision went from -8 to -10 in two years. I'm thinking I may need to start learning braille. (Spoilers, no I didn't go get a second opinion.) We picked out frames. I am mightily blessed with a wide face and a flat nose, as in I don't have strong nose bridge. The workers reassured me that lots of customers have my style of face. Great. I picked out a pair by Oliver People and paid $800-1000 for my frames. This is San Mateo, right? People love chucking money at the sky. For me, it's because it was one of two pairs designed for women* they had available that would fit my face. Did I choose the more expensive pair? Sure I did, because I thought it would be more comfortable and I liked the color. This is the worst pair of eyeglasses I have ever owned. And by this point, I've owned probably 25-30 pairs of eyeglasses. The titanium is nice and light, so yes, it is more comfortable; I don't have any pain at the temple or behind the ear lobe. But that's because the glasses is touching my skull in 4 spots - the two nose pads and two tiny spots somewhere on my ear. The frames aren't touching anywhere along my temple. Does this sound great? Maybe, until you realize there ain't nothing holding up this pair glasses. No friction, at all. Stupid, stupid design. I've got bad vision. (I want you to know, I am censoring a lot of curse words to keep this family-friendly). So the lens is heavier. What does this mean? Well, that requires a knowledge of gravity. You don't even need college-level knowledge of gravity. The weight of my lenses pulls the glasses down. If I were to look down at something, say a book, or maybe I'm painting something, maybe I'm tying my shoe. My glasses fall off my face. I was literally in the middle of painting something and I got so frustrated I stopped in the middle to write this review. When I turn my head sideways, and the glasses fall off sideways, the eye pads poke my eyeball. STUPID. And my husband likes to point out, "That's $1000 for you". Also, adjusting the titanium is STUPID. It's "fragile" so they can't actually adjust it (even though the girl who helped me with the frames said they could). The eye pads are adjustable...except here is another STUPID thing. The glasses weren't adjusted when I picked them out. The girl marked the lens which is information used by the company making the lens to match it with my prescription. Well...they adjust the glasses afterwards, so the mark is off now. STUPID. So my vision isn't improved while driving. I've noticed that I have a harder time driving with these new glasses. It's fine though, since I mostly drive in areas I'm familiar with; I don't need to read signs so much. Maybe I'm wrong, but I can see the same with my old pair if not better. And my prescription on that pair is -8. To their credit, they were helpful in doing what they could with the glasses. But there's only so much they can do. So here my main issues 1. The glasses weren't adjusted prior to marking the lens. 2. Likely inexperience with high prescriptions, low nose bridge, wide face, etc. Pros: The staff are friendly, it was easy to book an appointment. Verdict: I'm going to go back to my old doctor, even if it means paying toll and driving 45 minutes one way for an appointment and then again when I pick up my glasses/contacts. *Women glasses: they're as stupid as women's clothing: Overpriced and not functional, or sometimes worse, they give the impression of being functional, but sometimes those pockets or drawstrings are just for show. In the future, I'm going to pick out men's glasses. They're more affordable, no fuss or frills, and they're also wider. But do the people who make this profession think about telling the customer that? Either they don't know...or they want your money. Go ahead San Mateo, throw more money into the sky. That's how you got rich, right? By spending and spending.

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