Dr. Wick and his son Mason are a great team. Dr. Wick knows how to build a lens. Not cheap but…read moreafter spending a fortune elsewhere and having lens that were off, The Spectacle is well worth it. Thanks!

I won't go anywhere else for glasses. My husband, son, and I have all been beyond impressed by the…read morelevel of service at The Spectacle. Their ability to quickly match you with perfect frames seems almost supernatural. I love my glasses so much I've virtually stopped wearing my contacts.

Extremely difficult to get in touch with. They never pick up the phone, you have to leave a…read morevoicemail or text with him and they only occasionally get back to you.

I'm new to the state and have been looking for a new optometrist. I'm so glad I found this place…read more The people are extremely friendly and helpful. I also love their Covid protocols- it felt very clean. It's appointment only to control the amount of people in the store. They also take your temperature and everyone has to keep their mask on. I also love their wide variety of glasses.

Wonderful staff and doctor. They are very pleasant and informational. They also have a great…read moreselection.

I'm a fan of this MyEyeDr location! It's easy to make an appointment online. Day of, I didn't have…read morethat much of a wait. Of course they do try to upsell you on their fancier eye exam services that are not covered by insurance. The exam was quick and I was able to get my prescription. It was my first time wearing glasses! I was planning on just heading out, but they are smart and pass you right off to a glasses sales person as soon as you exit the exam room. My sales person was Jose and he did an awesome job. Since I've never worn glasses before I had no idea what I was looking for. Based on my face shape he was able to suggest some great options and gave me honest feedback as I was trying them on. I was able to find a pair of glasses and sunglasses. Of course there is the second phase of the upsell for insurance, blue light, glare, etc. But, I went for all of the above, I'm prone to breaking things so the insurance seemed like a good idea. I recently went in for another pair of glasses and experienced wonderful service again. I had sat on my sunglasses and they were able to quickly bend the frame back into place for me while I shopped around. Overall this spot is convenient with friendly staff!

They wrote me ahead of the visit about insurance. The form said Blue Cross/Blue Shield. I updated…read moreit to Vision Service Plan online, but when I got there they said my form said that I put in Blue Cross/Blue Shield. But I am 100% sure I put in Vision Service Plan. So their form doesn't populate right. And they called me a liar. But here's the kicker: Even if they took Blue Cross/BS, the lady at the desk told me it doesn't cover routine visits. They wrote me about needing to visit, but even BC/BS doesn't cover the visit. How absolutely stupid is that? So I basically wasted time 1) setting the appointment; 2) filling out a useless form; and 3) driving to Costco in the rain during the middle of the busiest time of year. I guess they get so many customers through Costco that they don't care.

Been going to this practice for years. Thorough exams and personable, professional doctors.read more

Renee Taylor has assisted me twice. She is an absolute…read moreprofessional and a sweetheart. She took care of my glasses and made sure to adjust them properly before I left the store. She is efficient and quick, I will be back. T

I am so excited! I was able to learn to use contacts at 60yrs old and now I don't need my glasses…read moreunless I am reading. April talked with me at length without making me feel rushed, she made sure I got the perfect contact lenses, she let me call the payment in over the phone and they were shipped to my house in just a few days. Thanks April for helping me feel like a new person. Your patience and expertise really made the process easy and painless. I feel like a new person!

This office is great but I think it's great because the Dr's care. The exam is thorough, questions…read moreanswered and over the top professional.

I moved into the Cary area and decided not to travel back to Durham for my previous eye doctor. I…read moredid an internet search and decided to try Preson's. The office is nicely appointed, clean and has plenty of parking right out front. I was treated very well, from the receptionist to the eyewear fitting. All of the employees were polite, kind yet professional. I really liked the doctor who listened to my history and gave me a very good exam. They have a large selection of glasses and I was able to find several that I liked. The nice lady who helped me was so patient and helpful. I am so glad I found Preston's Optometry.

They keep the front door locked and won't let you in unless you have an appointment. I watched…read morethem turn away another couple too before I pulled out of the parking lot. I went there to purchase $400+ frames that not every optical place sells, but now I'm going somewhere else. The guy was literally sitting inside doing nothing with no customers. All I wanted to do was see their assortment. He spoke to me on the phone as I stood outside the front door.

I definitely want to write a review about these great folks, Bob and Gail Morris…read more I have had multiple orders with them, and my vision correction is extremely challenging (high myopia with prisms). They have done a superb job in every case. They have strong attention to detail, wonderful personalities and customer service, and quick turnaround. I have only good things to say about this optician business.

On February 5, 2026, at approximately 11:27 a.m., I contacted this establishment to inquire whether…read morethe office accepted patients diagnosed with keratoconus who require hard contact lenses. I initially spoke with a receptionist who indicated she was unsure and transferred me to an optometrist. Unfortunately, I did not obtain his name. During the conversation, the optometrist stated that he had only seen keratoconus "once," and further remarked that this was because "the zip codes of the patients he sees are generally healthy." Keratoconus is a well-documented, progressive eye disorder in which the cornea thins and bulges into a cone shape, resulting in distorted vision and significant astigmatism. It typically begins in adolescence or early adulthood and progresses over many years before stabilizing. The optometrist's statement was factually inaccurate and implied a socioeconomic or geographic bias regarding patient health, which I found to be unprofessional and inappropriate for a healthcare provider. Healthcare professionals are expected to communicate respectfully and without bias. The comment made during this call was dismissive of a legitimate medical condition and should raise concerns about the quality of care and professionalism patients may encounter at this practice.

Very happy with the overall service and ease of my appointment. The exam was through and I was…read morepleased with how well everything g was explained to me

FEBRUARY IS "CAN'T PRODUCE THE GLASSES RIGHT MONTH!" Don't get me wrong. The Zebulon MyEyeDr…read moreoffice has a great staff headed up by Jazzie. But the lab in Greensboro should be leveled. They can't get anything right. My new glasses came in a couple of weeks ago, after being on order two weeks earlier and the lenses were two sizes, that's from a 56 to a 52, too small. Any idiot could plainly see that. So we sent them back...again. And here I wait again... In the past, we have had to send a pair back as many as four (4) times to get them right, where one thing or another was wrong. And that occurred multiple times. I have never had a pair to come in, absolutely ready to wear and correct. We like the Zebulon MED staff, but honestly, how do you people stay in business. FYI, these glasses were over $500 after insurance. No wonder there's a Warby Parker.

I love MyEyeDr off of Six Forks Road....specifically Dr Pridgen...she is great and so thorough and…read morepersonable. Everyone at the office is also friendly and helpful so you feel good every time you visit!

I have been coming here for my son for almost 4yrs and it has always been a good experience. The…read morefront desk girls know who we are, great us with so much love and really seem to care about their patients. The doctors are very kind, and have always steered us in the right direction for my son's eye care. They might be a little more pricey than other places, but I feel with the customer service and the experience we have had there makes it worth it!

I usually don't leave bad reviews; however, in this case, a performance review is warranted. I…read morewent to this eye doctor for the very first time for an annual eye exam. I had no previous eye complications or concerns. Day 1: * Dr. Adam Bryan came into the room and greeted me as follows, "So what's up, what's up, what's new, what's good?" etc. I am not sure if this was because I am black or some other insecurity he was projecting, but the lack of professionalism in his tone and attitude were disrespectful and put me on edge. * As he reviewed the digital retinal imaging, he noticed something strange in the right eye. In his words, "We will rescan this eye to make sure there is no monster there." The rescan never happened; instead, he had me follow him out and wait for a lady to help me purchase glasses. I explained to the young lady that I would just take the eyeglass prescription elsewhere. From that point, I left the eye exam still processing rudeness and completely forgot about the rescan. * As the day went on, my right eye ("the one that may have indicated a monster") continued to feel discomfort, straining, irritation, and sensitivity to light. In the evening, I happened to notice there was an excessive amount of blood in the sclera portion in that same eye. Now, it is important to mention that I did NOT do anything strenuous after the appointment. * I called the office to speak to the on-call doctor since it was now after hours, but I left a message and never received a call back. NO RESPONSE. Day 2: * First thing in the morning, I went back to the same eye doctor to explain what occurred. The original retinal imaging device had some issues getting an image the prior day, so I asked to be rescanned with a different retinal imaging machine to make sure everything was done as advertised. It is also important to note this exam is NOT covered by insurance but at this office it is mandated. I also did not add on day 1, the technician had difficulty getting the picture of the right eye and when she did, I immediately felt a burning sensation and sharp pain on this particular side. I explained to her this was different discomfort compared to the left eye which was scanned. * Upon my revisit on day 2, I overheard this same technician tell the new technician who was now helping me, that the machine was going through updates during the time we had issues getting an image of the "monstrous eye." This is concerning if you are putting a patient on a machine that is NOT working to its full capacity. * IMHO, Dr. Bryan's approach was arrogant, accusatory and aggressive. He asked me, if I did not see the blood in my eye, "Would I be concerned?" I have said something like this before as well, but it was to my child...not a patient. This physician went on to explain that he did not see any increased pressure or inflammation but that he would treat my "symptoms" with a prescription eye drop for inflammation (interesting). * Preparing to leave, I overheard him greeting another patient with professionalism, dignity, and respect. No, this patient did not look like me. Personal Note: What Dr. Bryant didn't know is that I have 15 years of experience in the medical field, I am fully aware and familiar with processes and procedures. I was not there to be treated for anxiety or paranoia; my eye was hurting, and the eye was obviously under stress with visual evidence to support this. This physician never addressed why the reimaging was skipped during the previous day when he noticed something questionable, but instead he rushed me out to purchase glasses from his company (as he is the owner) and then had me out the door. Putting his lack of care on me as the patient is what I would consider, unethical. In addition, he charged my insurance for another visit to follow up on this issue the very next morning. A good doctor would listen, assess and evaluate. No patient feels comfortable being greeted in a degrading manner, regardless of color. DO BETTER.