Pure Vision Center was the first place that came up when I searched nearby doctors through my…read moreinsurance, and they were the only place that had extended hours so that I wouldn't have to leave work too early which is greatly appreciated. The receptionist is super friendly and was great in explaining the cost of contacts and eye exam after insurance (which was dirt cheap especially with the rebate) and scheduling an appointment within a week. I was seen promptly by the doctor, and he was also patient and kind. I was relieved that they don't use the puff machine to test eye pressure because that's honestly the part I hate the most about eye appointments lol. I was in and out in 30 minutes with contacts that came in 2 days. I would definitely recommend coming here for your eye appointments!

Visit was great. Front desk were very pleasant and made you feel welcomed. Doctor was professional…read moreand detailed in my eye exam and reviewing my history. I would highly recommend.

I spoke to customer relations regarding defective lenses on my 1 year old glasses. They told me…read morethey would offer me new lenses if I bought the $30 manufacturer's warranty. I agreed. I called back a week later since she hadn't called me like she said she would. She said she would look into it again. Nothing. Not a word. Their customer relations is as bad as their offices. The don't stand behind their products or their word.

saw Alexander Dasalvo today. Let's just say I won't be back. He's good at what he does, but he nor…read morehis staff informed me of the added cost of a "single vision" eye exam. The person who does the tests previous to seeing him asked me if I wanted a "retinal test" that had a $44 price tag of which I agreed to. When I went to cash out I was told my visit cost $204. I only had a $10 copay, the office IS in network. So I agreed to $54. That test that was NEVER discussed as being in addition to the balance + tax. This is a BIG lesson. I tried calling the corporate phone number that is outsourced to India only to be hung up on repeatedly. Take heed of this warning Take a look at all of the complaints and lawsuits against this company....I wish I had! What a racket. Don't go to a BIG BOX...only private practice from now on. P omgeee

Dr. Shasteen is spectacular and I also love her staff. My son has been seeing her ever since he got…read morehis first pair of glasses when he was 4 yrs old. He is now almost a teenager and ready for contacts . She has made the transition seamless for us. I couldn't ask for a better person to oversee the care of my son's precious eyesight. She is professional, caring, and really goes the extra mile for her patients. We actually followed her from the practice she was with before, to this one, and would gladly do so again. Her staff have been nothing short of wonderful every time Ive had the pleasure of speaking/working with them. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Modern Heritage Eye Care, you won't be disappointed. Would like to make note, we drive almost an hour to get there and purposely pass a half dozen other eye care places just to get to Modern Heritage.....it's MORE than worth the drive.

Having moved back to Ohio from Chicago, I was in need of an eye exam and possibly new glasses (had…read morelasik 13 years ago - so just readers for eye fatigue). First, there is an online intake form, no problem! Except I tried to do it from my laptop (as instructed, they say it will not work on your phone), took the 15 minutes to input everything and then the Submit button did not work. Tried again (another 15 minutes) and same thing! I gave up after that. Bad technology! Arrived 5 minutes early to my 8:30 am apt. There was 3 girls working the front office. I checked in, explained how the form online didn't work to press submit, so filled out the rest of the forms there. 8:45 passes. 9 am passes. 9:15 passes. I was told to "spend some time picking out my frames" to pass the time - which I would have gladly done except for the 90 pairs they have showcased were not attractive or the style I was looking for. Plus, these are part-time glasses - I don't need to spend $500 on a pair of frames just for when I get online to type Yelp reviews! FINALLY at 9:30 I was greeted by the OD. By the way, I witnessed only a small child who was having her glasses fitted and one man who finally exited the exam room. Having to wait an additional 20 minutes for the old school glaucoma eye dilation screening...I was fuming. The exam was fine by Perrysburg standards, and she charged my insurance $200 for mediocre technology, 1.5 hours of my day, awful selection of frames. Having moved back from Chicago - where my exam was $125, and new technology for glaucoma screening is completed in 30 seconds with an eye MRI (I'm not the sales rep, I have no idea what the technology is called...) machine that depicted to the doctor and myself the exact anatomy at that moment of time of my eye. Would not return, nor recommend.

Everyone was very kind. Did not have to wait long to see the doctor. Would highly recommendread more

I went to the Perrysburg Eye Center for an eye exam. From the first moment of making my…read moreappointment by phone, to checking out with Celia, the care was excellent. Dr. Clark was kind and professional. Her assistant, Leanne was also compassionate. I am afraid of anything near my eyes so I'm not a perfect patient but I was calm and reassured throughout the entire appointment. I highly recommend this practice and thank them for the good care.

Basic. When you want reasonably priced eyewear…read more They have a huge selection of basically the same glasses. With all the eyewear available today I can't understand why there is no diversity. A pair of $29 glasses will cost you $300-$400 once you have them fitted with progressive lenses. Decent service and quick turn around time.

I scheduled an appointment here after having bad experiences at Lenscrafters, Stanton Optical, and…read moreVision Associates. I was leary, but the immediate friendly customer service over the phone put me at rest. They did not accept my insurance, but the free eye exam deal combined with their friendliness convinced me to schedule anyway. The great customer service carried on throughout my experience. The doctor was friendly, professional and prescribed a perfect prescription. The glasses were trendy and comfortable (although didn't end up being 2 for 69 as advertised). I ended up with the free eye exam and 2 new pairs with antiglare coating (I really need it for night driving) for $200. Not too bad. The customer service and perfect prescription made it worth it. I will return here.

One of the most disappointing Sam's Club we have been too. The layout was very confusing and very…read moretight. There is only a small entrance and exit available and there is so much congestion in those spots. Top it off with the food court being placed by the exit causing a big line when trying to leave. Place wasn't that clean either. Wouldn't visit this Sam's Club in Holland.

First time buying tires at Sam's Club. Service was attentive, courteous and polite. Different tire…read morebrand were explained and I choose the one that fit my needs. After getting several quotes Sam's offered the best deal with their end of year sale. The tire department is kept very clean and orderly. My only complaint was insulation took longer than expected. All in all it was a good experience.

Been coming here for a couple years now. First time was in search for a specialty place to get an…read moreissue I'd been having diagnosed. After getting myself through a few therapy sessions, I decided to stick with them. I had initially gotten a pair of new glasses from a place in Sylvania. It had been more than a few years since I'd gotten a new pair and my sights were starting to bug me slightly. The prescription had changed, and naturally I decided to get a new pair of lenses for my glasses. I can't conclude that the issues was related to the new glasses or not, but my problem happened to start after I started using the new pair. My job requires me to sit in front of a computer all day and do a lot of reading on-screen. My eyes are extraordinarily dry that not only I can't wear contact lenses, but most of the time I'm not even wearing my regular glasses while I'm working. One day I noticed I was getting nauseous, light-headed and sweating, similar to symptoms of motion-sickness. It got so bad I had to stay home for a few days. Initially I thought I might be getting a bug of some sort, but it went away within a day or two. At the same time, my eyes were starting to tire and dry out very quickly. That's when I decided to see if it was related to my eyes, and when I found MCfE. I'm not gonna lie. One major factor for picking them was that it was super close to my house. As you can see, there were not much info on them out there for me to refer to, so it was a risk for me at the time. But I was pleasantly surprised when I visited them first though. After hearing my symptoms, doc Bower put me through a series of tests that seemed unusually thorough compared to other eye exams. At the end of the day, she told me I had what's called a "Convergence Insufficiency," where my two eyes weren't working well together to focus, creating motion-sickness-like symptoms. I had since been going through continuous self therapy at home to train my eyes to work better together, and definitely have been seeing improvements. They also recommended that I get progressive lenses at the time and I did so to improve my eyesight. I also have bought another pair of glasses from them recently. My personal experience has been nothing but good. But if I'm being honest, I can't say the same about my wife's experience. Her eyesight was slowly getting worse throughout the years since her LASIK 10+ years ago, and she was having some night vision issues. So I told her about my good experience at MCfE, especially doc Bower, and told her to get herself checked out. Long story short, they couldn't really help her with the problem she was having, but seemingly brushed her off as having dry-eye problems. She ended up spending $300 on a pair of new glasses that made no difference with her issues, and since then had to convert them into a pair of sunglasses just to not have wasted the money. Since then, she went to a different optometry back in L.A. and got another pair that works for her. I'm not an optometrist so I couldn't tell you what went wrong, but at the end, MCfE wasn't able to fix her problem. The way I look at it is that everyone's good at something but not necessarily good at something else. If my wife was the one giving the review, I'm not sure they would get 4+ stars, but since I'm basing my review on all of my past experiences *plus* my wife's, I'm still giving them 4 stars. Had they been better with handling my wife's situation, even if they couldn't necessarily "fix" her issue, I could have easily given them 5 stars. But the fact that they were more focused on why they couldn't return or rework her lenses costed them a star for me. Overall, I think their quality of services is great, and I haven't seen or experienced anything personally to say otherwise. So for now, I'd recommend them to anyone who's in need of eye care.

From the owner: Full scope optometric practice with personable doctors and staff to make your visit an enjoyable…read moreexperience. Comprehensive eye exams, contact lens fittings, ocular disease management and vision therapy services are available. Well known throughout Northwest Ohio for vision therapy for both children and adults.