If you have a crisis with your glasses frames breaking, even if you have been a customer before,…read moredon't go to Eye, P.A. If you did't buy the frames from them. They will not help you, they just do not care. They could offer to see if the lenses can fit in new frames, or some other stop gap help, but they made it blinding clear to me they simply are not interested in helping. They do offer the wretched sop of saying they are sorry. Quite meaningless.

My son bent his glasses while we were on vacation in Acadia. Eyes was able to adjust them quickly…read moreeven though we didn't have an appointment and they were really nice!

Absolutely great folks at Dr. Albert's office. My wife and I are visiting family in Maine and we…read moredecided to take a brief side trip to Acadia NP. Apparently one of the screws holding my lenses in their frame decided to take a permanent side trip and this morning one lense popped out. I could find no relief in Bar Harbor and called Dr. Albert's office. They said come by and they would see what they could do. Although they appeared to be busy when I showed up they immediately knew who I was and said "Sit down and relax and we will take a look". I had only a few minutes to "relax" before they fixed my glasses but during that time I looked around. My impression was that this office was very well organised/run and the ladies that helped me were courteous and obviously competent. Also, there was a large display area for frames, etc. so that patients would have a big selection to choose from. To top if off they would not accept any payment. All of this tells me that this is five star Optometry practice. Glenn

Work force fam biz…read more Low tech Lots of glasses to choose. Confusing process' Insurance Because yelp wants more characters: Thank you YELP for this important platform- helps to separate the seamless biz community from the biz chaos community. Hope this brings clarity. 1and done. -ur welcome

Broke my glasses while visiting family in Belfast. Mid Coast Vision was recommended by another…read morevision center as a place to get lenses fit locally and I couldn't be happier with the service. They were friendly and efficient, getting new glasses together in less than an hour.

I came in about a week ago for an eyeglass adjustment. My 16 year old daughter was driving me…read morearound that day and parked in front of the office. Went in, met the owner and assistant, they were very friendly and did my adjustment for free. On reaching my car, I slipped and fell on the ice. It was apparent to me my ankle was broken, so I sent my daughter in for help. She came back saying no one was willing to help, and the doctor had told her she parked in the wrong area. We then figured out how to slide me-bottom down on the ice, I was able to get next to my car. While attempting to hoist myself into the car without putting weight on my ankle, the doctor came out, took a picture, and again informed me we had parked in the wrong area. I was able to get myself in the van, my daughter drove me to the hospital, where it was confirmed my ankle was broken. I realize in this day and age everyone is afraid of being sued, and I'm definitely not going to pursue that, people fall on ice all the time in winter. However the appalling way this was handled was not acceptable. How unkind.

I've had eye exams and new prescriptions from 4 different eye doctors and an ophthalmologist in Old…read moreTown, Bangor and Brewer in the last 7 years and Penobscot Eye Care is the best - by far. It had the only eye doctor that did not give me a disrespectful hard time about refusing eye dilation. Dr. Vachon's exam and diagnosis, even with my cataract, was spot-on and I can now see things I've not seen in years. Eye dilations are for medical diagnosis only and not needed just to get an updated vision prescription. In fact, the only poor eye exam prescription outcomes I've had in my entire life - 4 of them in 2 states - were the result of eye dilations and the exams had to be redone every time, even when an ophthalmologist did them - at an average additional cost of $60! Penobscot's optician, Rebecca, also did an excellent job with their selection of frames and with fitting and finish work and my new glasses were ready in half the estimated time. I would highly recommend Penobscot Eye Care to anyone.

Exceptional medical practice, very prompt appointment times, Extremely friendly & helpful staff…read more They have treated my wife & I with the best quality eye care money can buy for many years now. We will always be patients @ this practice. I highly recommend these folks to anyone in the greater Penobscot County. Believe me when I say, ( they are worth the trip ! ) I have never left this facility without a complete understanding of my overall eye health ! Rick Souther, Corinth,me.

Dr. Hoyt was very nice and helpful. Unfortunately he retired and Hoyt Eye Care is now closed for…read moregood.

From the owner: Accepting New Patients…read more Welcome to Hoyt Eye Care Center where our goal is to provide outstanding eye care to mid coast Maine. Our ophthalmologists and trained staff of ophthalmic assistants and nurses strive to provide friendly and compassionate routine, medical, and surgical eye care utilizing the latest technology.

Best selections of glasses. Too bad my insurance has dropped…read morethem. They were,kind and professional and their Waiting Lobby was full. Residents travel some to go there. I had my next pair picked out already.

This review is about the Farmington office; I tried to find a way to contact the main office to…read morespeak with them but the website does not have a contact method except for making an appointment. In May I went to see Dr. Gurney and had an exam and ordered Progressives. The new glasses did not seem right for me for reading, but I thought I'd try and get used to them, as was suggested before. They do not test new glasses before you leave, which it seems they should. I finally tried a pair of cheap Walmart reading glasses. Could read much better than my $350 progressives! My wife urged me to go back to the office and when I did I was told the reader part was -2.50, when the cheap ones that worked on me were -4.00! Seems like a goof on the prescription to me. Not sure. But since a few months had passed, June said I was out of luck. She also said something about the far vision (top) of the lens would affect the bottom, which seems wrong to me. My wife had gone back a couple months ago and had her new glasses changed due to a wrong prescription. Her second pair still isn't right, but she refuses to go back again. We will not return here.

Very pleasant office, attentive staff. I drove over an hour to get here. Well worth it. I was…read morehaving significant issues finding a prescription that fit after having bilateral cataract surgery and retinal surgery. Dr Hersey was professional, kind, and thorough. I Highly recommend. More importantly, one month after my fitting, the prescription he chose is perfect. My eye fatigue is gone, I can read sharply again. I am so thankful.

I have worn glasses for nearly 30 years. Dr. Hersey has been my optometrist for the last 20 years…read more His office in Newport is closest to my home, but I have also gone to the Hermon office. Staff in both offices are well trained, personable, and helpful. Dr. Hersey if very thorough and I have been very happy with the correction that his prescriptions have made in my eyesight.

Mr. Nesin did a kindness today for my 86 yr old mom. Her granddog had chewed the end of her glasses…read moreearpiece. He fixed it with a smile. Very nice man!

From the owner: Welcome to Peter Nesin, your Maine Midcoast Optician in Belfast Maine. I have lived and worked in…read morethe Penobscot Bay area for over 40 years. I absolutely love my job and my customers. I also enjoy sailing and fishing with my family which is why Maine coast is the perfect place to reside. Our optical dispensary specializes in filling prescriptions for eyeglasses. This includes helping our customers choose an appropriate and fashionable frame, measuring, fitting, and adapting lenses for the patient according to the written optical prescription. We then prepare the work order for the optical laboratory containing instructions for grinding and mounting lenses in the frame. When the eyeglasses arrive from the laboratory we checked them.