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    Walmart Vision & Glasses

    2.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    3.0(2 reviews)
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    I can't even explain how happy I have been with everyone at complete eye care! Dr. Waters and…read moreMichelle answered all of my questions and made me feel very comfortable having Lasik. I have wore glasses since I was 10 years old and it is so cool to get up in the moring and not have to find my glasses to get out of bed. Thank You So Much!

    I first met Dr. Waters in June of 2025 after I had been diagnosed by my optometrist with…read moreAge-related Macular Degeneration. My family doctor, believing that an ophthalmologist is the most knowledgeable about eye diseases, recommended that I make an appointment with Dr. Waters, so I did. I left his office that day in June feeling relieved that my AMD was in the beginning stages and that there was little risk of me losing my sight. In the following months, the vision in my left eye was an ongoing issue. It felt like it was not working with my right eye, sometimes affecting my balance. My optometrist had diagnosed me with early-stage cataracts needing monitoring but not surgery yet, and he believed my dry eyes were causing my left-eye trouble. I thought that perhaps it was the AMD and returned to Dr. Waters. That's when he told me I did not have AMD and that it was the cataracts causing my problem. Surprised by this, I asked, "So you mean I can tell people I do NOT have macular degeneration?" He replied with a "yes," and I believed him. He even told me I did not need to take AREDS 2, the vitamin that slows the progress of AMD. He said they were "overkill." Wow! What a relief! Next came the cataract surgery. After a discussion with him and one of his assistants, I felt confident that the Premium Lens Implant Symfony was my best option. I looked forward to no longer needing reading glasses, but, unfortunately, that was not to be. While the surgery in my right eye, my good one, went well, the left eye continued to give me the same problem. Next came the laser treatment in the left eye. No difference. Then came a second laser treatment in the left eye. Still, the words I read were always blurred without my reading glasses. His next recommendation was a laser treatment in my right eye and then Lasik surgery in my left one. I became alarmed at this point. In addition to what the insurance company had covered, I had already paid him $4,954.40, and I honestly could not see any better than the first time I saw him. I made an appointment with an ophthalmologist at U of M Kellog Eye Center and another with my optometrist. Both doctors retested me and agreed that I absolutely do have AMD and that it is worse in my left eye. Both also agreed that any further laser treatments or Lasik surgery would NOT be a good idea and that the lens in my left eye was probably not a good choice. I cannot understand how a doctor with Dr. Waters' experience could misdiagnose AMD and advise me the way he did. I feel that he endangered my vision and took advantage of me financially. I have lost not only a lot of money but also my trust in and respect for him.

    Walmart Vision & Glasses - opticians - Updated September 2026

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