I was helped by Sarah in the Lawrence, KS store. She was so friendly. She listened to exactly what…read moreI was looking for and found the pair I eventually bought on the first try. She explained all the options without being pushy, as I was getting progressive prescription glasses. My glasses were ready sooner than expected. I am very happy with them and with my experience there.

The reason I chose Eyemart to make my glasses is that they could be done in an hour, and I was on…read moremy way to a movie that I didn't want to be out of focus. My eyes aren't very bad off that I can't function without glasses, and normally I'd go a bit higher end. The glasses are kinda cheap, feel too easy to break, and don't really fit very well. The service seemed geared towards getting people in and out as quickly as possible without really providing much support for fit or helping find an option that you actually like. They don't take my insurance, but did give me a free second pair. Overall, I didn't spend much for two workable pairs of glasses. If cheap and fast are your goals, then this is the place for you. Overall... in a pinch, I'd go back, but this is not really a place where I felt exactly good about my purchase. Oh... the movie was worth it.

I ordered glasses (progressives) before Thanksgiving 2019, I believe it was on the 22nd of…read moreNovember. I was told that it should take about 7 to 10 days and might be a few more added in just in case due to the holiday. Well I called 2 weeks after and they did not have an update on them but said they should be in in the next day or so. So I waited more. Well to make a very long story short. I got the following excuses from the staff. 1. There was a problem with the Tenting machine for the transitions 2. The lenses kept breaking 3. The Crizal lenses would / could not take the brown color I have on my transitions. 4. They were in QC and should be there in a few days 5. Call your Insurance Provider and have them look So after being angry about this, I called VSP and told them the situation. From VSP (which at this point was the only one that actually found out some information that was helpful). Called the manufacturer and first he manufacturer that is used (Sutherlin Optical) and they said they were in QC, then the next time VSP called the next day they said they shipped them out in November (lie), then finally said they had to ship them to a specialty lab. I feel like it's ridiculous that it takes 36 days to get a simple pair or glasses made by a local Optical lab. The worst part of it is that the Staff at C&C was unwilling to do anything to find out what was taking so long. At the end I got told on the phone that they were calling everyday about them (which again in my opinion is another lie). The Staff failed to call back as promised. All-in-all this fiasco took about 36 days to complete. I never received an apology or sorry about anything. No restitution, At this point, I will keep my Dr with C&C Doctor Brent, but take my business for glasses somewhere else.

For me, going to see the eye doctor in on par with going to the dentist. I just have a horrible…read moretime with having a doctor's hands near my face, and my eyes, in particular. OK, so maybe this is just a current theme for me (having *anyone's* hands near my person), but it is what it is and what it is, is...pure neuroses! From start to finish, my experience at Crandon & Crandon was as good as it could possibly get for a bundle of nerves like me. The front desk staff were more than merely pleasant. Dr. Crandon (husband to the other Dr. Crandon) was a friendly guy who put me at ease, well, if not "at ease" then the closest thing you could get (until he started in with the torturous lights shining in my eyes, but there was nothing he could do to make that any less uncomfortable for me). Getting a new pair of frames here was a fun experience. They have dozens of varieties from Prada to Ray Bans and all reasonably priced. You can take your time if you're extremely picky (guess who?). Today I went back to pick up my hot new peepers and the ladies who presented me with them (and made sure they fit perfectly), also fixed my D&G sunglasses with woefully wrecked hinges for *free*!

I went to their sale today and they expected me to wait in their parking lot for 30+ minutes before…read morebeing admitted to see items. Parking lot had one customer car in that I could see, but the person on the phone said there were four people ahead of me. Really? you couldn't accommodate one more, or get me in before 30 minutes? You really can't expect customers to put up with this nonsense, especially when many people have had their vaccinations (I have had mine). This is the second time I have had this experience here. I have been coming to LFV for over 20 years, but I am done with being treated like I work for you, rather than the other way around.

I brought my unvaccinated child to his visit at Lawrence Family Vision Clinic. In the middle of the…read moreDelta variant. Everyone was wearing masks, except the doctor. No mask, nor face shield or whatever. She told us we could also take our masks off, if we liked that. We'll never come back again. Period.

Staff, clinic, and treatment are very well put together! However, if you are a new patient, instead…read moreof asking if you'd like to do a retinal imaging scan (which isn't typically covered by insurance), they just go ahead and do it (I've never seen their technology before). Also, unless your wallet allows otherwise, your only 'budget friendly frames' are Tom Ford or Oakley. You may walk out with samples and a coupon, you may also be offered $250 rebate via virtual visa if you order a 12 month supply of disposable contacts, only a total of $700+ out of pocket (if insurance shells out $150) and have 'single vision' no biggie. My bill was $136.20 and I didn't even purchase frames nor contacts, not even offered/given a copy of my updated prescription. I sent an email requesting an itemized receipt as well as the prescription to the address that sent a screenshot of my 6 month supply quote, we'll see if I get a reply. I wish they had a patient portal because the website is too finicky to submit a 'Contact Us' form.

Good exam but outrageous prices for glasses. I took my prescription to Target and got great glasses…read morefor a fraction of the cost.

i always enjoy going to Limestone Eye Care. The facility and the showroom are very attractive with…read morea lot of room to see the display of the numerous eye wear options. The staff are extremely pleasant, offering me a coffee or cocoa as soon as I came into the office. Then they answered a question or two I had about the way glasses fit. And at the end of the appointment one of the staff spent a lot of time with me looking through the glasses I was interested in buying. Dr. Jill Dorsey is very patient and easy to talk to; she also talked about several different directions I could go to with eye care: cataract surgery now , two months from now, or later in the year. My day at Limestone was perfect !

I highly recommend Limestone and Dr. Wilmes for your eye care needs. I didn't actually get my…read moreglasses at Limestone, so I can't speak to that. But, Dr. Wilmes is awesome, and the front desk staff is super nice.

Since the loss of Dr. Harvat, my experience has not been quite so great. The last time I got…read moreglasses there, they were fine, the exam was fine, the staff were all good to me, however, I was charged for the appointment and paid them, but my insurance covered it too. I haven't gotten anything from them and when I called for a refund, I was referred to someone who "handles these things". They told me I could get a refund, but it would take 9 to 14 weeks. Yes weeks. I'm still waiting. That was in February, 2026.

Been a customer for over 10 years. Just drove 30 minutes to appointment and hit traffic on Iowa…read moreStreet Construction, walked in 10 minutes late to be denied my appointment. Save your time and go elsewhere!

Dr. Flory really cares. He takes time to get to know his patients and discuss any concerns. Anyone…read morewho knows me knows that I have a ton of eye issues, and Dr. Flory is always will to discuss my issues. Unlike other optometrist in town, he schedules a ton of time to ensure all eye health is addressed, so you do not feel at all rushed when working with him. His office staff is great. I have not purchased glasses or contacts from him yet, but he has a nice selection of reasonably priced frames and accepts insurance, so unless there is some miracle and I don't have to wear glasses, then I will be patronizing his glasses store soon.

Best in the Business! Dr. Flory will give you the most…read morethorough exam you have ever had. He treats each patient as if they were a member of his family. Cari is amazing at running the office and keeping your appointment on time!

Mistakenly (?) charged me a $50 copay for a fully insurance-covered eye exam. Agreed to refund, but…read morehave not done so, now more than two weeks. Very unprofessional. (I'll edit this if I get my refund!) EDIT: I finally received my refund, a month later. I should say that the optometrist was great; it's the "office experience" that is really wanting. (Changing my rating to two stars.)

By far the most incompetent staff that I have ever encountered at any business in my entire life…read more DO. NOT. GO HERE! First off, I very rarely take the time write bad reviews. I am not some "Karen" who goes around searching for things to get offended at. I have simply had so many consistently terrible experiences as a visitor here that I want to warn you so I can spare you the agony of dealing with these people. Without fail, every time I've come here, the staff has made some sort of MAJOR mistake that has inconvenienced me, wasted my time, caused me frustration, etc. Here is just a sampling of some choice highlights: 1) They ordered me the completely wrong contact lens prescription. (Then when I call to tell them about this major mistake, instead of profusely apologizing for the embarrassing mistake like you might expect, the lady on the phone instead rudely argues with me, and tells me that I'm wrong, that I don't know what I'm talking about, and that that is indeed the correct prescription. So I was only even able to finally get around to getting the correct prescription ordered after I had to keep arguing with her about the matter until she finally put someone on the phone who cared enough to look into it more carefully. Not exactly the ideal customer service experience.) 2) They gave me the wrong "lookup code" (or whatever it's called) for a pair of glasses I liked, so I could reference it later and buy them. Instead when I looked it up online, the code they gave me was for a totally different pair of glasses. 3) After my last visit, I decided to switch to a different contact brand after discussing some eye issues I was having with the doctor. The staff at the front, when they were going to order my year's supply of contacts, was about to order the wrong brand that the doctor and I had just agreed to switch away from -- and it was only because I double-checked what brand they were ordering that I caught the mistake and didn't get stuck with a year's supply of the wrong contacts that I didn't want. 4) The previous time I had ordered contacts through them.... the contacts just never even arrived. Not sure if they got lost in transit, if they never got ordered to begin with, no clue -- but I had to get them re-ordered after several weeks of waiting. 5) After they screwed up, ordered the wrong contact prescription, then re-ordered the correct one, I called to confirm if they were there or not, they put me on hold, said they'd check, then returned and said "Nope they're not in yet." Which was strange because I was set up to get shipping tracking notifications for those contacts, and I had an email right in front of me which said they had arrived 4 days ago. I let her know about this, she checked again, and the contact lenses somehow magically appeared in front of her after she had just told me they weren't there. 6) As a bonus, one of their employees who works in the key customer-facing position (ie the lady at the desk, answering the phones, etc) is consistently very rude as well. She'll be rude on the phone, she'll be rude in person, she'll give pushback, she'll have an attitude and clearly seem annoyed with her tone and her body language when you're just asking basic questions -- it makes you want to just *run away from this place* to avoid having to deal with her. She was even loudly badmouthing some of the other customers to her coworkers while I was browsing glasses like 8 feet away and could clearly hear what she was saying -- LOL. Every single visit, without fail, the staff here will screw something up, and they'll leave you feeling frustrated. That has been my experience every single time I have come here -- and I could not more strongly recommend that you avoid this place.