This has been the chosen spot for my son's glasses, I will say for at least the last 8 years (is it…read morepossible it could be 10???). My son likes a specific type of look and frame and Oscar Oglethorpe is always able to accommodate. I remember the days when all frames were $150 (that's how long we've been customers). Just like everything else, there has been an increase in prices, but the customer service, quality, and materials have never been lacking (at least not for us). If you are one who prefers glasses and want to wear spectacles that are a conversation piece or you just simply want to stand out--Pop in to Oscar Oglethorpe--in there, you are sure to find something to fit the bill.

As someone who has been a glasses wearer for all my life I think this is probably the best…read moreeyewear/optician I have ever been to.

Be prepared to overpay. The prices are far beyond what you'll find elsewhere for comparable…read moreproducts. I've included a photo of my receipt so the breakdown speaks for itself. What really stands out is the lack of any return option. There's no stated refund or satisfaction guarantee, which is surprising given how competitive the eyewear industry is today. With so many retailers offering better pricing and customer protections, I would strongly recommend exploring other options before spending your money here.

New Garden Eye Care and Eyewear refuses to give me a copy of my PD Dist. Their excuse is because…read moreit is AI generated. That's a new one. Doctor relies on AI for his exams. I will reach out to the FTC. This is the first time this has ever happen to me. They are greedy. They want people to pay for their overprice glasses and fake services.

My husband and I been customers here for many years. Dr Woods is very thorough and always takes…read morehis time in answering any questions we have. His support staff is wonderful! We recommend this office to everyone.

I'm honesty very disappointed with Oman Eyecare. When I first started going there many years ago,…read morethey were extremely friendly and I never had any billing issues. However, on 2 of the last 3 visits, I've had charge disputes which came as unnecessary surprises. When I established this latest appointment, I made it perfectly clear that I expected this visit to be covered by my insurance at no charge (since I had a previous problem with them in this regard, I wanted to make sure there was no misunderstanding). The person on the line confirmed they had my current insurance information on file, and that there would be no charge. They also acknowledged that their records indicated I visited Duke University Eye Center every year for a diagnostic eye exam, so the visit to Oman would be related to my optical Rx. Again, given a past billing issue with them, when I arrived for my appointment, I made it a point of mentioning to the desk person that my visit was to be at no charge. I confirmed the same information about going to Duke Eye Center every year. No questions or issues were raised about anything I said. Honestly, if they had mentioned there would be a charge for just having a portion of the exam performed (I didn't need Oman to replicate what I had done by Duke Eye Center a couple months prior), I would have had the entire exam done or chose to leave. The person who initially examined me had the personality of a dead fish. Totally unfriendly, disengaged, and seemed as if she would have liked to be anyplace else. Subsequently, I saw the optometrist, he went through the vision procedure, and I proceeded to the front desk to check out. All I expected was to be handed my prescription. I indicated I'd be back to visit their optical shop later, since I wanted my wife with me to choose a frame. At that point, the desk person indicated that my charge is $54. I told them that this visit was to be at no charge, as is noted on my insurance card for in-network providers like Oman. I also stated that this had been previously confirmed by them. I then got fed some nonsense about not having the "complete exam," so I had to pay for the refractory (determining the vision Rx) portion. Now, mind you, the "complete exam" INCLUDES the refractory portion. If I had been told this upfront, I would have gone through the complete exam, even though it was entirely unnecessary, or just left. Obviously, there was no question from the onset as to why I scheduled an appointment with them or that my expectation was that their service would be without charge to me. Long story short is that I didn't pay them, they stated they'd submit a claim to Humana's EyeMed Vision anyway, and I walked out of there without my Rx. In essence, the visit was an entire waste of my time. It's now been 2-1/2 weeks, and I've heard nothing from them whatsoever. So, I guess I just don't get my Rx prescription or even know what they've done with the claim. Overall, it was an entirely negative experience. I place the blame on them for poor communication, having individuals on their staff who apparently don't care about friendly interactions with their patients, and for seemingly trying to bill for services where a patient had clearly communicated their expectations otherwise.

I am very unhappy with the service afforded me because of closure due to covid 19. I had paid for a…read morefull year of contact eye care and because neither pairs offered me were correct, I stopped going. So I was going to try them again thinking because of their closure during covid they would afford me with at least one more chance to a different pair of lenses since I paid $185 for a year of service Well to my surprise they are not willing to work with me. They will charge another $185 ( or more) to do contact lenses trial and exam. I was told by another eye care company that I wasn't a fit for contacts, but this doc at Battleground assured me I was. I tried 2 different pairs when I first got started and they didn't work. I kinda gave up but also had other concerns( back surgery) that were more pressing. I think the doctor made a bad choice saying I was able to use contact lenses and now I dont know what to think since they never gave me the full year that I paid for. Very disappointed.

I adore Battleground Eye Care and the people that work there! It seems like it's a family unit and…read morethey all look out for each other. Dr. Scott is simply amazing. Not only is he smart and helps you have better eyesight, but he is very personable and funny. Stacey is a complete delight to be around! She also is very funny and makes sure that you are all good to go in the contact department. I would highly recommend.

My experience at Greensboro Ophthalmology was wonderful. From the moment I stepped into the…read morebuilding (which is a large, standalone building), I was met with excellent service. The ladies at the front desk had me checked in within record time. Because I had already completed my paperwork, things went smoothly. I was then ushered to a large, lovely seating area, where many other patients were waiting. The office is massive, containing several doctors, as well as a vision center to pick out eyewear and procedure rooms. My technician and doctor were absolutely wonderful. Initially, the tech took a thorough history and did some tests. She was very pleasant, moved with intention, but not rushed. She was communicative, but not chatty (IYKYK), and had me very impressed. I was well-handled and wondered what was left for anyone else to do. Lol When the doctor arrived, he was even more thorough than the technician. He double-checked her work, then began a discussion with me about my eyes and their health. He did some more evaluation and put me at ease. I remember thinking, "This place is amazing!" At the end, he gave me advice and then said, "That's it," with the most amazingly warm smile I had seen in a while. It was genuine and read like he really enjoyed his job. I mean, WOW. That did it for me, folks. I had already been impressed by the place, but the smile sold me on GO. I am a patient for life! Greensboro Ophthalmology is officially Kiesha Speech approved. If you have some eye care needs, go check them out. Let me know how your experience is.

My wife Tammy had an excellent experience with Dr Bowen. He did her cataract surgery on her left…read moreeye. She was extremely happy with him and his team.

Love this place and the doctors. I've been going for years and they genuinely care about your eye…read morehealth!

READ THIS REVIEW BEFORE SCHEDULING... I was considering not writing this review even after all the…read morewaste of money and time but Vision Source-Eye Center of the Triad had the nerve to send me a bill for $4.13 a couple of days ago. I cannot let this pass! I am so extremely disappointed with this eye care practice. Total incompetence. Let me begin with: I have had myopia since I was 12 years old. With Dr. Martinek, I walked into the office having myopia in both eyes, but walked out with a "perfectly healthy" left eye (20/20 vision). But 5 months after that visit, when I could not see at all, I walked in with her "20/20 vision" in my left eye and left with myopia again. Go figure! Meanwhile, she had me on "dry eye" treatment however charging both my eye and medical insurance for unprofessional and incompetent care. I still had to have a THIRD eye exam this year because I could not see after Dr Martinek's second exam. I know mistakes/typos/calibration errors can happen, and I appreciate honesty. The people in this practice, starting with Dr. Martinek, are unable to take responsibility for mistakes but quickly blame the patient. Josef, the optician/administrator, is condescending and disrespectful. It is truly embarrassing. I prefer driving 90 minutes to see my eye doctor in Wake Forest and have positive, respectful, quality care.

My first time visiting here and the customer service was outstanding. Everyone was so helpful and…read morefriendly. Dr. Young is who I saw and she took her time and patience and explained everything she was doing and why and then asked if I had any questions. I certainly did. She answered everything single one. Maurice is the gentleman who helped me finish with my glasses before I left. What a pleasure and very efficient and helpful insight with cleaning them etc. he went out of his way to make sure I was comfortable with the glasses I chose and explained exactly what I got and how they were going to work inside and outside and at night. I definitely would recommend going there if and when you need glasses. They have many choices for women and men. All different styles and brands. It was like being in a candy store I couldn't make up my mind

Great selection of frames. Were very helpful and patient as I tried on lots of them to find the…read moreperfect match. Janice and the store manager (don't remember his name) suggested frames I had not considered when I looked over the stock and I actually chose one I overlooked. Check out was easy and I really appreciate how Janice made the whole process easy.

Dr McFarland has been my eye doctor for years and I could not be happier…read more Great people and professional in every way. Thanks Dr McFarland and staff Gilbert

Great first visit! Dr McFarland was very thorough in his examination and very clear about the…read moreresults. Would definitely recommend this office to others!

My regular doc retired so I am back to Miller Vision on Lawndale across from the Target shopping…read morecenter. Very warm and clean office layout. Very friendly, engaging front desk staff. The techs were efficient and informative with up to date technology. I prefer a MD for eye needs. I did not get glasses but they have a nice variety.

Ms. Dawn is always very cheerful and helpful. She makes me feel like she really enjoys what she…read moredoes and that goes a very long way. I recommend this location to everyone who enjoys receiving great customer service. Thanks Ms. Dawn.

Mixed experience that started promising but ended with a serious concern…read more My first visit was for ongoing eye irritation, redness, and itching -- not seasonal, just a daily struggle. The comprehensive exam was thorough: vision check, infection test, the works. I appreciated that. However, my doctor's initial recommendation was simply to continue my old eye drops, which weren't helping. Only after I pushed back and explained how much this was affecting my daily life did she suggest something new. I shouldn't have had to advocate that hard to get proper treatment. I was also told I had $150 from my insurance for eyeglasses, so I asked about UV/blue light glasses given my diagnosis. She said I'd need a separate appointment for a vision exam -- even though a vision exam had already been performed. That felt unnecessary, but I scheduled it anyway. At my second appointment, the nurse informed me that a retinal image ($45-$65) was required by law alongside the eye exam. That immediately didn't sit right with me. I asked if it was optional, she insisted it was mandatory by law. I cancelled on the spot, called my insurance directly, and they confirmed it is completely optional. My insurance is through my corporate job -- one of the best plans out there -- and they were very clear about it. I don't know if this was a miscommunication or an intentional attempt to overcharge, but either way it's not acceptable. I thought I had found a great new eye care provider. Unfortunately, I won't be returning.

Last week I was having the worst migraines, so I figured it was time to see an optometrist to get…read morean updated glasses prescription. I was able to book an eye exam online through their website for the following week. They had a ton of availability and it was nice to do this at any hour of the day at my convenience without talking to someone. After I booked, I was immediately sent paperwork to fill out with my personal information and insurance (this was to help save time at my appointment). My appointment comes around and lucky me...I forgot my wallet. Thankfully I had photos of my ID & vision insurance on my phone and they took Apple Pay (a huge plus in my book). The person at the front desk was friendly and I only had to wait maybe a minute or two before the technician came to collect me. I do not remember her name, but she was kind and explained everything to me before taking photos of my eyes or doing anything. Something that was interesting about this whole experience was that the doctor was remote! The technician set up the exam towards the end of the appointment and I communicated with Dr. Boykin on video chat through an iPad like device. Even though he was remote, it still felt very personable with A+ care. He went over my eye scans with me and explained what a healthy eye looks like. The technician was in the room the whole time. After he finished the exam, he immediately wrote me a prescription and I went to the retail part of the store to pick out glasses. You definitely are not pressured to buy any of their glasses, but I wanted to because of convenience. The whole eye exam appointment took about an hour. The retail associate was also really nice. I definitely took my time trying on glasses to find what I liked and she didn't rush me at all and even helped make suggestions. I truly appreciated her patience. Before I placed my glasses order, she broke down the cost and explained what insurance covered. All in all, this was a wonderful experience. If you need to see an eye doctor, I would recommend this place!