Rude, heavy set man up front took it very personal that I didn't want my eyes dilated. So personal…read morethat this guy apparently decided to hold my contacts hostage. After two weeks, I dropped by to see what was up with my order and he declared snidely that he called twice and was told wrong number. I looked at the number on the paper, and it was my correct number. I said he must have dialed wrong. He says he absolutely did not dial the wrong number and insists that an older woman answered the phone and said "wrong number" both times. Very indignant. I guess I must have blacked out and decided to play pranks to delay getting my lenses. Such a shame, because the optometrists and the rest of the staff have always been amazing. My husband and I will not be back, and I will certainly tell other local people my experience. I feel sorry for anyone who has to interact with that toxic personality on the daily... my sympathies are with you.

Super helpful staff who explains it all to you instead of slapping a price in front of your wallet…read morelike most places. Opticians are very good at what they do and do not sell you anything you don't want unless it's absolutely necessary. Other places just tell you a cost where General Optical staff explain what and why they are offering what they suggest. Very knowledgeable and friendly.

First visit. Tech took me in right on time. The tests were administered professionally and…read morecompetently. Dr. Barto was very pleasant and competent. She uncovered two areas of concern, explained them thoroughly and recommended actions. Deciding on frame and lens options was especially fun with the help of Kelly who was a delight to work with. I had a great experience and recommend them highly.

Been going there for years with no problem. Now all of a sudden all kinds of stuff not covered by…read moreinsurance, they say. They never even billed the proper insurance. Have played phone tag for hours and hours for weeks trying to get it straightened out. Nothing but double talk and BS. Now they have given it to a collection agency!! Seriously!!! They claim we never corresponded with them over the issues. Blatant lying. IMHO, new management trying to bilk customers, and squeeze out all the $$$$ they can before they file for bankruptcy. It's the American way, Capitalism at its finest.

Went in for a repair for my sunglasses. They were incredibly helpful and fixed my issue without any…read morecharge. Will return for any additional eye care needs!!

Dr. Leppek is one of the best health care professionals I go to. He is thorough, explains…read moreeverything, is very knowledgeable, never pushes anything on his patients, and educates his patients. I can't say enough good things about him. My husband also goes to him and has trouble fitting contacts. Dr. Leppek works with him until the fit is perfect. You couldn't find a better Optometrist!

Short review, experience not so good…read more The details: Had an exam in December and explained to Dr Davies what I need for bifocals for reading my PC and vehicle instrumentation. I felt the exam went well. After the exam the fit tech (not sure exactly what their title is) had me pick frames and took measurements. I explained to her as well that my new specs were for my PC. She asked specific questions about the lens options. A few days after this visit it dawned on me she didn't ask about the blue blocker on the lenses for monitors, so I called and asked if that was included. The answer was no, but they would add that protection to the Rx and that would delay delivery of the lenses. I was good with that, so the wait was on. The wait took about 5 to 6 weeks, but the holidays were in there, so this might be the norm for this time of year. When I went to pick up my new specs, they fit perfect. Didn't take but a few minutes and I was out the door, which is where this story goes south. I hopped it the truck, hit the start button, and when the instrument panel lit up, everything was a blur. Couldn't read anything with either the distance or bifocal part of the lens. If I recall correctly, it was near the end of the day, so I decided to head home rather than go back inside. I couldn't understand how the Rx didn't work after explaining to the doc the distance I needed them to focus on. I decided not to contact the office, but rather see if anyone would call to follow up on new specs. I believe I waited about 2 weeks, and when no one called I decided to send them an email stating the issues that I had and that I could drop them off at the office and they could donate this pair to someone who may need them. The office returned my email with a phone call and asked if I would come back to the office so the doctor could reevaluate and make adjustments. I agreed. Back at the office I explained to Dr Davies the issues I was having. She had me try several different lenses on a portable frame that I used to look at the instrument panel from that distance. After several lens changes we believed we had a winner for the distance I needed. For the long range lenses, I still wasn't too sure about. Didn't seem to be as good as what I had. I was able to read several things throughout the office at different distances but thought it could be better. That's when the fit tech caught me by surprise. She said, "But will they work?" Then she repeated it. This was definitely the turning point for me. I stated, yes, they could work, but why would I pay for new glasses that just work? I expect them to be better than what they are replacing." Dr Davies was standing there and didn't say a word, which was also disappointing. So Dr Davies suggested I try the new specs for a week and take notes of what wasn't working for the distance, which is what I did. I noted several issues, including the fact that my eyes seemed strained when wearing them under LED lighting. This info was communicated via email. I did state that I wouldn't be back, that I would wait later in the year and attempt a new pair. I never received a response, maybe due to my comment, but would have thought I would have least got an OK or something. I'm not trying to run the business out of town. I prefer the smaller businesses rather than the big box stores, but I can get glasses and "make it work" anywhere. This is just one opinion, and maybe others will have better luck, however I will seek services elsewhere. So, 2 stars. 1. Dr Davies. Seems dedicated. 2. The store was clean, well maintained. Yes, clean matters.

Dr McDowell is a great eye doctor. He takes his time with his patient, really listens, and is very…read moreintelligent. I have been a patient since they opened and would not go anywhere else. Definitely recommend this doctor.

Dr Alvarado, and Dr. Bourdeau as well as their staff are very knowledgeable, attentive, and…read morethorough. Front Desk staff are welcoming and polite. Opticians are friendly and helpful. Glasses ordered without issue and there were many frame options to choose from. As its my choice to pick what I what on my lenses, I can choose all the bells and whistles or less bells and whistles. There was no upsell or pressure. Absolutely would suggest this office!

Good place to waste money at Personnel is condescending…read moreuncooperative they sell merchandise that don't even last two years but their insurance policy that you overpay for only is good for a year. They don't count the fact that in that first year they had to replace the glasses once ready because they broke so the warranty should go from that not from the original date. So if you wanna get ripped off