They have changed their name to Vogue Optical. I-Vision was bought out. Always great deals and…read morecustomer service . If looking for glasses stop in here . Plus it is Canadian owned :)

I bought here eyeglasses with black transition lenses. I went back to the store as I was not…read moresatisfied with the dark black transition lenses. Months went by and after several drop into the store my glasses were still not ready. After 4 months and all the inconvenience I picked up the glasses only to discover that one of the lenses still had the transition. After my complaint to the head office I got my money back. And the worst thing is not any apology from that store for their lack of customer service. Ridiculous worthless shop.

I had been going to Terry since he first opened, after he retired my first visit with Dr. Main was…read moreexceptional. She took her time with me, answered all my questions and I felt immediate trust, which is rare. My follow up appointments have all been thorough and very satisfactory. There is a calm friendly environment, that I appreciate.

Friendly staff provide consistently great service. Eyewear prices are competitive with other…read moreopticians in Guelph and wait times for lenses are never long.

Amazing selection of unique and high quality frames! The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable…read moreabout their products and services that they have to offer.

From the owner: Together Again Eyewear offers customized prescription lenses, including sunglasses. We have a wide…read moreselection of non-prescription, ready-to-wear sunglasses. Prescription purchases can be submitted to your health insurance provider. Co-owners, Maressa Dixon and Neil Moser specialize in sourcing independent eyewear brands from many countries, including Japan, France, Italy, Spain, Hungary and Brazil. We believe independent eyewear is a medical device and fashion accessory that pairs necessity with personality and tells a beautiful story.

I have an appointment since January and I am waiting for call, today I surprised that our…read moreregistration was not complete and we have no appointment. Who is responsible for the 4 months waiting ??? very bad thing

After being a patient of this practice for over 25 years, I was affected by the optometrists' job…read moreaction, as I am a senior. (Although I am in favour of the government ensuring pay equity for Canadian optometrists, I believe the job action was an unprofessional choice which only impacted patients and had no impact on government.). Covid also had prevented me from seeking an appointment prior to vaccines coming available. Because of these delays, I was overdue for an eye exam and my glasses were becoming scratched and coatings flaking off. I could not even get a replacement pair because my last prescription was over 2 years old. Once the job action was suspended I phoned for an appointment and was told I would need to go on a waiting list. I was initially OK with this as I suspected there would be some delay. However, when my wife (who is not a senior) phoned the practice, she was given an appointment immediately. I then tried again to get an appointment and was told I had to wait. This tells me one thing - that this practice cares more about money than the health of its patients, I don't believe this is in the spirit of the optometrists' oath as health professionals. If you want to ensure that you are supporting a professional optometrist who genuinely cares about your vision and health, please look up the positive reviews of other optometrists in Guelph and choose one.

Absolutely AWFUL. I…read moretook a pair of vintage glasses here to have the lenses replaced with sunglasses lenses. They told me vintage glasses were 'at your own risk' because they can't promise they won't break them trying to get new lenses into them. I understand that. I agreed to the terms. I asked them not to clean them, because they had rhinestones and I didn't want them putting chemicals near them. I came back several days later to pick up my glasses. The clerk presented them to me smiling; I paid for them and walked out of the store. A few steps down the mall I noticed there was something funny about the colour of them, like the paint had been rubbed off. I walked back in the store and asked them what had happened. At that point I was told that they had cleaned my glasses with a spray that was 'safe for all modern glasses', but apparently it had taken the paint right off of my vintage ones. Here is my problem. 1) I had asked them not to clean my glasses and they did anyway 2) I went and picked them up and paid and was not told that there had been a problem. The clerk just smiled at me and let me walk out of the store with them, hoping I wouldn't notice the damage 3) IF YOU NOTICED THE PAINT WAS COMING OFF THEM WHILE YOU WERE CLEANING THEM, WHY WOULD YOU CONTINUE? So instead of the paint just being damaged in a small area, they must have seen that there was red paint on their cleaning cloth, but they just continued to clean the entire set, removing a lot of the paint. That is ignoring the customer's requests, piled on top of lying, piled on top of stupidity. Absolutely everything about this transaction went from bad to worse. I even called the manager afterward to complain that I was basically lied to, not told about the damage and they let me walk out of the store, smiling all the while like Cheshire cats, letting me believe that my glasses were perfectly fine. The manager didn't care at all, saying that vintage glasses are 'at your own risk'. I KNOW THAT, but I don't appreciate Lens Crafters ignoring my requests, unnecessarily damaging my glasses with utter stupidity and then lying to me about it. However, my phone call got me absolutely nowhere. I tell you this as a cautionary tale; do not, under any circumstances trust lens crafters with your glasses.

Three years back, I purchased three different pair of glasses from LensCrafters; it was my first…read moretime patronizing LensCrafters. I purchased the scratch resistant coating for all of them, however, on one of the pair, the scratch resistant coating began to fail after about six months of use. I only used this pair of glasses at my computer at work so they were lightly used. Nearing the end of my first year of use, the glasses were so scratched that it had become difficult to use the glasses. There were so many scratches on my lenses that everything appeared cloudy while wearing them. I returned my glasses to them before the one year warranty was up and asked for the lenses to be replaced. They did so reluctantly, but not before accusing me of cleaning them improperly and telling me that they were going to put a note in my account even though I told them that I cleaned all of my pairs of glasses properly and that both of my other two pair that I bought from them had no scratches on them at all. I was disappointed at the terrible customer service I had received that day. By the time another six months had gone by, scratches began to appear on the new lenses once again and at a year, they were just as scratched and cloudy to look through as they were with the previous pair of lenses. Interestingly, a friend of mine had purchased the same style of glasses plus the scratch protection from LensCrafters but they were in a different colour. Her glasses were just as scratched but also had developed a couple of small bubbles in the coating. I did not know that was possible. A year ago, I returned to LensCrafters with a new prescription. Since two of the three pair I had previously purchased from them continued to be perfectly fine and with no scratches I, mistakenly, assumed that there was likely something "off" only with that particular style of glasses. One year ago, I purchased a new pair of glasses and in a different style than the one that was having problems with the scratch resistant coating. Sadly, after six months of use, this pair also began to have the same issues with the scratch resistant coating and at a year, they are cloudy to look through. This pair was significantly more expensive so you can imagine how frustrated and disappointed I am. I find myself wondering if there would be less scratches on these lenses if I had not had the scratch resistant coating added to them. Needless to say, I will not patronize LensCrafters again in the future.