I hadn't had an eye exam in 6 years, but I got a complete eye exam last week at Lifetime and I am…read moreblown away with what technology can do now. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by incredibly friendly staff including Connor and Aishwarya. Not only friendly but knowledgeable and answered my constant questions that popped in my head. I had all sorts of deep scans of my eyes with different widgets. But, what's really neat is that this exam was completely televisit. Dr. To was able to control the eye tester and other instruments remotely. I've had done televisits before involving just talking through, but I wasn't expecting this, I had the Doctor on a screen next to me helping me through the exam. Doctor was super friendly and had calm bedside manner. I never know how to pick glasses, but after my exam, Jenica and Joe helped me from the huge selection of options. Office was super clean, updated, and friendly. Overall, it was a great experience.

The care you will receive at Lifetime Eyecare is the absolute best. They were experts at using my…read moreVSP insurance benefits and I love that they offer Telehealth services as I needed an exam ASAP and their in office doctor was out of town. Surprisingly, it was one of the best eye exams I've ever had! I'm so impressed with the technology in this office and will be a patient for life.

Been going there for 7 years, they are excellent! They take time to explain things and ask…read morequestions.

This business charges over $115 for "fitting fee" which is just a legal scam some vision places are…read moregoing about by charging you this amount for a pair of contacts that cost a few dollars. They also do not add certain screenings and expenses to the bill provided to the insurance instead wanting you to pay the full amount up-front out of pocket. To put this in perspective, I am double covered for vision insurance, and my cost for an exam and 6 months of contacts was $170.00. That is much higher than anywhere (or anytime) that I have had my vision checked. Then to boot, in order to find out how my charges were so high, it took over three weeks of phone calls and emails to finally get a response from the billing department. I will pay the bill, and never give this company my business again.

This wonderful Doctor kept me from going blind. He recommended some surgery on both eyes and my…read morevision was restored to a nominal 20/20. It is really unfortunate that he has now retired. He did recommend to me the surgeon who did my surgery.. I can not say how grateful I am for his kindness and his professional manor...

Absolutely no personality or bedside manner. He was very unfriendly and I don't feel like he did a…read moregood job on correcting my vision. I will have to go to another doctor to get it fixed.

Office staff is unfriendly - not cooperative and this place charges too much…read more Would not recommend. There has to be a better place in Juneau!!

S is such a Costco fanboy that I'm convinced he rented a car from the cruise terminal simply to…read moremake a trip out here. I kid! We really rented a car to visit the Mendenhall Glacier but once that beauty was seen, off to the world's smallest Costco side quest for lunch!! What's different here: - No gas/fuel center - No rotisserie chicken - No in-house bakery. They have baked goods, but from an outside bakery and selection is small. - No pizza in the food court. They have mostly everything else food-wise - we got the usual $1.50 hot dog combo. The food court is inside, and there's a small covered seating area outside. Besides the compactness and difference noted above, seems to me just like a regular Costco. The samples here are tasty and the same friendly staff. The outside backdrop is beautiful (just like the Costco in Bend, Oregon!). I wouldn't go out of my way to come here but will indulge him in Costco tourism for novelty reasons since we already had the car.

One of the most fun things to me is to visit Costco stores wherever I visit. I know that sounds…read moreweird, but each store has a section that stocks items that are unique to the area. This location in Juneau, Alaska is supposedly "the world's smallest Costco," and I have no reason to doubt that claim. This is a compact yet fully stocked warehouse that's a blast to browse! The parking lot is small, and the store is located off the main drag. there's a spectacular towering mountain as a backdrop. This Costco is tiny but has everything you may need. Note that prices, especially on produce, are a lot higher than you'd expect back home. For example, we regularly buy the huge bags of fresh oranges in Las Vegas for $8 a bag. Here, they cost $11. But it's a landlocked Alaskan town, so that's to be expected. I got a kick out of the Alaska-specific items on offer, like value packs of bear spray and clam guns. They sell a lot of gear that's useful for campers and people going fishing, too. There are even crab traps for sale! This location has a very tiny snack bar that's extremely popular with the locals. And yes, their famous hot dog still costs $1.50 here. Note that this location does NOT have a fuel center. They DO utilize the new scanner machines at the door, so you can easily use the electronic version of your membership card on your phone for easy and quick access (in case you forgot to bring your physical, plastic membership card). If you're looking for some retail entertainment, check out the Juneau Costco.