For years I wasn't a fan of visiting the eye doctor but for the last several years I've been a…read morepatient of Dr. Francisco. He's really easy to talk with and takes all the time I need with my exam and more importantly with my questions and options. The staff was personable and great as well taking time to explain the steps throughout my checkup. I was bragging on them "again" this week following my annual checkup. I highly recommend this office and personnel. Thanks Tim

Everyone was very friendly during my visit. Dr. Budraitis listened to my wants/needs and took the…read moretime to fix the mistakes my previous eye care provider made in my prescriptions. No complaints at all in the office process! The only frustration I have is that I cannot log into my patient portal. Even though I filled out my email address, it says there is no account associated with the email address.

First the eye doctor side is excellent, so don't use this to rate the doctor office side. It's the…read moresales side that SUCKS. The unprofessional rudeness is unreal. I said I wasn't going to use this location as my last experience was horrible, but wanted to give them a second chance. I order contacts from them March 12, 2022. I had to call and follow up because no one reached out to me after several days. I am still now waiting on someone to reach out to me about my contacts. It's ridiculous and NO I do not recommend this location to anyone. They just want your money and once they get it, that's it..... Please take my word for it DO NOT use this location.

My experience is definitely a -1! I don't know if there incompetent and uneducated in optometry or…read morejust plain discourteous customer service. I've had to return twice on the account of the incompetent staff. The Dr performed my exam, only to give a a prescription that was to powerful...DID NOT UPDATE SO IM LITERALLY MAILED A BOX A CONTACT THAT I CAN NOT USE!!! THEN THE IMBECILES TELL ME THEY CAN'T DO ANYTHING UNTIL THE NEXT WEEK!! B S!!! ALMOST $1k spent...I WILL NEVER EVER COME BACK!!

Where do I begin.. one pro was there wasn't a long wait time before my appointment.. granted I was…read morea little early. I walked back and I went to a room where I was looking into a machine with the house and then the assistant proceeds to use a TOOL ON MY EYE that was JUST LAYING ON A CARDBOARD BOX and then proceeds after to PUT IT BACK ON THE CARDBOARD BOX!? I was shocked. I was going to mention this to the doctor but when the doctor came in, they seemed in a rush and truly didn't even greet me kindly. I was a new patient so I expected atleast a small introduction. I mentioned to the assistant about concern with floaters and the doctor didn't go over that. It all seemed rushed and no true concern. They were changing my prescription and not giving an explanation? If they did explain it wasn't in detail. It all felt rushed, odd and off putting. signed, sadly disappointed

The new location is so much bigger and brighter!! I'm so glad they combined with the business next…read moredoor and moved to Hwy 11. It can be tricky trying to turn left on HwY 11 to exit because there is now turn signal, but maybe that'll be fixed soon. The technicians and doctors were good - not great, but how good of a relationship can you have with a doctor you see once a year. Got my glasses after my visit and they were ready in a few weeks!

I was seen pretty quickly and the doc was fast but thorough. I had issues with my contacts…read moreprescription but came back for a follow up and they changed them without an issue. You will not find a better deal esp with no vision insurance. Highly recommend!

My husband and I rushed to this branch as soon as I got off work on a Friday evening to get his eye…read morepressure checked due to a recent eye emergency the required him to have his eye pressure checked within 2 days of leaving the ER. When we got to this store the lady said he would have to make an appointment bc the Dr was leaving soon and couldn't see him that night. Fine. We made the appointment for the next morning for the first available (11:40). He received a text with a link to fill out his paperwork for the next day, but the link sent him to an error page. The next day is the Saturday that storms were due to hit the area after lunch. I drove my legally blind husband and 4 kids (ages 6-10yrs) to this location for an 11:40 appointment to have ONLY his eye pressure checked. We chose this location because we were leaving there to spend the rest of the day at my parents house who live 3 min down the road and have a basement/storm shelter. As much as I hate being late for anything, we walked into the building at 11:53. My bad, but it's just eye pressure, takes 2 seconds, shouldn't be a problem for their flow, and wasn't worth the stress to me of trying to rush 4 kids and a blind man into my car to make it on time. When we arrived, it's obvious that bad weather is rolling in soon due to the temp, humidity, and the insane wind and dark clouds. All 6 of us walk into the store together and I walked up to the counter to check him in. I told the girl he was scheduled at 11:40. She looked at me with a disappointed face and said they had a 10 min policy and he would have to be rescheduled. I should note that there was one other person in the store and we were still well within his appointment block at the time. I want to say (but I'm not positive) that she told me the next appointment was either Monday or Tuesday at 2:20. I work 75 miles from home. I can't take him during the week. Anyway, I told her again that he was only there because the ER told him to get his eye pressure checked within 2 days of being discharged, he couldn't see well enough to even complete an entire eye exam, and if they couldn't "work him in" then I'd have to take him back to the eye ER in Birmingham to get it checked that day. This employee actually said to me, "Mmmm, yeah, the eye hospital might actually be your best option." ARE YOU SERIOUS?!?!?! So, you see a blind man and his 4 young children walk into your store less than 2 hours before tornadoes are due to start popping up all around the area and you're going to tell me that driving him and my 4 kids into the city to go to the EYE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL is my "BEST OPTION"?!?! What is a 10 min policy anyway? Most places that even have one are 15 min. And how would we even know there was a "policy" if the link they sent didn't even work? We will NEVER step foot in that store again. I promise. We went directly to Target at the other end of the shopping center, got a better parking spot than we did at the eye store, and they worked him in within about 15 min. No eye hospital required and my kids were able to wait out the storm in the safety of my parents basement. I have SO many more words to say about this place (or at least that employee), but I will keep them to myself. Ive worked in healthcare for 15 years (we have no 15 min policy) and if I was her boss, I would absolutely fire her if I found out about this. Maybe she's lucky that I don't know what her name was in case her boss agrees with me. She's not my problem anymore. 5 stars to Target Optical for saving the day.

I recently moved to Alabama and I've been a patient here for the past 3 years. Each year, there…read morehas been a problem with my glasses, my husband's glasses and my contact lenses The eyewear & contact lens staff seem to be very unorganized. They were supposed to mail me my contact lenses in 2025 and 2026. Each year, when I elect to have them mailed, the office sends me a text saying that they are at the office and ready for pick up. In turn, I have to leave work to get my contacts. My husband ordered eye glasses after his appointment, and it took them over a 6 weeks to finally locate them, after he had to continuously call to check on his order. In addition, my computer glasses still seem "off".....even after I provided them with the prescription from my eye doctor in Ohio. Although I'm pleased with Dr. McClintock and his professionalism, I cannot take the office staff being so unorganized. I'll be seeking a new facility for my eye care.

It's Christmas morning and I just returned from Dr. McClintock checking my eye pressure. Read that…read moreagain - it says EVERYTHING about him as a Dr. and human being. His staff is equally impressive- bright, caring and fun to engage with. You simply can't make a better selection for your eye care.

If you don't want to feed the Luxottica monster (my friend G told me that they dominate the the…read moremarket, as well as own LensCrafters and Sunglass Hut), iiis is a perfect way to rebel. The design of the shop is quite funky and artsy (be careful not to fall into the pit!) and has all of the frames out so you can try them on as you like. I hate when all the frames are under lock and key; it really hinders the trying-on process. I checked out a couple of eyeglasses places in Birmingham and found myself drawn to the more obscure and unique frames at iiis. No Ray-Ban, Prada, or Vogue here. The ladies are all very nice and are very helpful and patient if you take hours to decide on your frames (ahem, me). Low pressure sales tactics. They are happy to help to find frames or if you want to browse solo, that's okay too. Plus they will even write down the glasses you're considering, both in their book and on a little card for you to take home. I'm not crazy about the location of Five Points but at least it's centrally located. iis is a little more expensive than what you might pay at other places but rest easy in the knowledge that you've got a very special pair of frames and are supporting a locally-owned shop. I did consider buying eyeglasses online but you just can't get personalized service like this online. This is great if you need adjustments later on. I'm very happy with my handcrafted-in-the-USA hipster specs!

Unique, top designer quality drama and lenses. Pricey but impaired to Ray Ban and other top…read moredesigners. Moscot was the brand that fit my pleasure.

I really love Dr. Hively and have been going to him since we moved to Alabama, and I did have to…read moreget different contacts this year due to some other health changes so I know that played a role in my cost, but I spent $700 on contacts and glasses out of pocket AFTER insurance. It's honestly made me feel like they are either too expensive or sneaking fees in. One thing I did notice is that my insurance did not pay for a contact exam this year because they changed their price and my insurance only pays under $65, their price is over $70. Idk it was a punch to the gut, I had surgery on my knee and cannot work right now so I did not expect to spend that out of pocket. I have only spent $300-$400 in the past. They also could have told me my insurance only covered glasses every other year...I did get a discount on my frames but my glasses were still $300 something because of the lenses. I had 2 other pairs of glasses from them and showed them that I really didn't want the "thinner" lens, I am very familiar with how thick my glasses are and how bad my vision is. It just seemed like highway robbery, because I am legally blind so I have to be able to see. I am definitely going to shop around next year and get prices from other places before going back because a lot of the things from last year's receipt and this year's did not match or add up. I may even get lasik at this point, I feel like it would be worth it instead of spending this kind of money out of pocket when I have insurance. My vision insurance did tell me to contact my health because it may be deemed "'medically necessary" but I was a nurse for 15 years and I feel like that's something that the company should've done when they saw my out of pocket cost. Idk. I'm sad, I've always loved this place but I def cannot spend this much money while also paying for vision insurance.

Came here out of convenience I work upstairs from this office Extremely friendly staff & great…read moreservice! Dr Hively was very thorough with his exams & explained everything perfectly I highly recommended them for any eye care needs