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Sunnybank Hills, QLD
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9 years ago
Traditional optometrists with professional values of eye care. No pushy sales and no sneeky costs. Looks into what you do than just doing eye measurements. read more
20 Centro Pinelands, Pinelands Rd
Shop 20
Sunnybank Hills Queensland 4109
Australia
Sunnybank Hills
(07) 3344 5811
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Another great optometrists in another great location. Having recently visited at another…read moreoptometrist I saw this one and I wanted to go and have a look. I came in with no appointment to a very new building and when I arrived inside there was the standard array of beautiful glasses for both men and women. I went to the counter and asked if I could make an appointment and she said you can actually see him now. So I went down to the back and told him my life history which was interested in. All of the appointment took about 7 minutes which was actually very quick. They also offer government frames which look like from 1980's Russia. Overall a very good experience and not pushy or demanding which feels a bit contradictory being a modern optometrist.
From the owner: We are dedicated to full diagnostic / digital imaging OPTOMETRY .Thorough eye exams and full…read moreservice Optometry while still bulk billing.Extensive frame and lens ranges,quality European and Australia products.Will beat all quotes on products we stock and any frame package deal you see elsewhere.
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I've had terrible vision since I was 9 years old and I've had my fair share of optometrists coming…read morein and out of my life. After leaving OPSM (a big optometrist chain), I searched for some place with a more personal service. Eyecare Plus in Jindalee is the place to go! Geoff is the optometrist who runs and owns this clinic. His lovely wife and son work at reception. It is a truly family run operation, which is what I love about it. It's one of those places where you walk in and they know your name and make time for small catch-ups. Eyecare Plus has a large range of frames to choose from so you'll never need to go elsewhere. They stock all the respectable brands in eye care and have a great range. The customer service is the best I've seen so far compared to the other optometrists I've been to because you get personal service. Geoff always makes an effort to explain things clearly and goes that extra step further with providing more images of your eyes to get you to understand what's happening. I love seeing these images of my eyes, it's weird being able to see that much detail of what's in your eyeball- it looks crazy in there! If you want to go to an optometrist you can rely on and get amazing service, then Eyecare Plus is where I suggest you get your eyes checked. It's also located very close to the Jindalee DFO, so you can also go shopping before or after your check up!
Dr. Stephensen has to be one of the most attentive and caring optometrists I have ever been to. I…read moresuffer from chronic allergic conjunctivitis which is completely unpredictable and leaves me very embarrassed by my appearance sometimes, not to mention incredibly itchy and sometimes painful. David has previously faxed a script over within 5 minutes to a chemist for me so that I am able to receive the necessary eye drops. He understands my issue and is always takes his time to help me. I would recommend this place to anybody who is having issues with their eyes. Also, to Julius C who has reviewed 4 other optometrists including David Stephensen and given them all 1 Star each; I don't think it's them mate, it's you.
Got poorly fitted lenses made my keratoconus worse got the scans to prove it then got poorly…read moretreated contradictions and lies kept blaming the manufacturer so I asked him for thier number would not give it to me he wants $1800 dollars for his mini scleral lenses mine were hospital funded and he bulk bill so l Iucky I was not out of pocket. I stoped goin after 9 month of pure rubbish mostly one lens a month. I regret goin I would never go again even if he paid me I was gullible to belive this charlatan. He also tried selling me hospital funded glasses that he keeps in an old dirty shoe box with no lid in some bottom drawer looks like glasses never get to see the light of day they looked broken old or second hand made me feel worse than I olready did especially when you can walk into a chemist and their cheapest glasses get better treatment. To DEAN P has anyone fitted you with hard contact lenses ? I wouldnt talk about things you not know mate. i seen 5+ optometrist 5+ oftalmologist 2 hospitals got photos the lenses receipts scans from else where aperantly his scaner "broke" when I was seeing him I could show them to anyone if they wish theres no reason to charging you $1800 plus $400+ glasses plus visits and not delivering the goods. there was only one optometrist I would recommend he said he couldn't doit returned my money and did not lie to me so he could keep my money. For example There are people who have been sold laser surgery to get rid of glasses and have ended up blind is that their fault huh? When other optometrist tell nothing and others tell they are rubbing on your eye causing you scaring and irreversible damage while david says nothing is that my fault? Yes it is for believing a charlatan. One mediocre review says it all
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It's been ages since I set foot in an optometrist, as I used to go to the student clinic at QUT. My…read moreexpectations for pricing of glasses were way above what they actually are, so that was a nice surprise for my wallet. I'd had Specsavers recommended to me from about five other people (one of whom works in a competing optometrist) and their 2-for-1 deals can't hurt either. I was able to book an eye test appointment online, walked in and didn't have to wait long to get in the chair and start the test. The optometrist was lovely and told me about what each of the tests was for, and explained everything to me easily. My only gripe with the service is that I was bounced around between about five different staff during the time I was there, so this got a little confusing. Do they work on commission? I used to work on commission so I generally try to make sure whoever's helping me gets the sale, but no idea if that's the go for this store. Despite this, every staff member made sure I had all the information I needed about my glasses, made sure I was comfortable with my contacts when I was trialling them, gave me some time alone to pick out a pair of frames, and at no point did I feel rushed even though the store was packed with shoppers. Very happy with my experience here, and ended up purchasing a pair of normal glasses, sunglasses, and contacts. While I was in store a staff member also helped me set up an online account so that I can reorder contacts when my prescription runs out. Very helpful!
I have been following a lady optometrist for over 10 years and went for my routine checkup and they…read morekindly offered to clean my glasses (she hasn't been at this practice for long). When my glasses came back to me the lenses looked terrible (words from the optometrist herself and told the receptionist to clean them again). The second clean was no better. When discussing the matter with them they would only support 50% of the replacement value of one lens therefore I would have to pay for the other being $277 out of pocket. The cost of new glasses was $315 which was obviously the only way to go as fixing my glasses which were only 2 years old meant I had no glasses for a week, not an option when I am short sighted. When I said I wasn't happy with any of these out of pocket solutions it was implied from the Lady Manager that I had caused the damage. When confronting the lady at the front desk today who was the one who cleaned them and re cleaned when the damage happened I asked her to be honest and tell the owners the truth as to what happened as it's not right I got disadvantaged and blamed for something I didn't do, she replied "I can't help you". No longer a customer there
This place is all about excellent service and a jaw-dropping range of glasses. Optometrist and…read moreowner Zeinab is professional, caring and involved in the whole process. It's dangerous every time I walk in here, there are always incredible new frames for me to drool over! It's a complete antithesis to the generic, mass-produced, assembly line optics that can be so prevalent today. Locally owned boutique eyewear for the win!
Although I happen to be one of the lucky ones who has 20/20 plus vision without the aid of…read moreprescription lenses, I have enjoyed perusing this specialty eye wear provider's impressive collection of designer frames including sunglasses that even the non-myopic can enjoy. The owner applies exacting standards when he seeks out new suppliers on product-sourcing trips around Europe. Cutting edge, specialty brands like Mykita, Theo and Lindberg utilise opulent materials like gold and horn. They're so stylish you'll almost wish you had an eye condition. The store's funky, industrial chic design provides the perfect showcase for the best frames from France, Denmark, Germany - you know, all the stylish places. One of my prized possessions I'm trying my hardest not to lose, scratch or crack are my French Beausoleil sunnies acquired here. If you want a pair of awesome sunnies that will make your friend's Ray Ban's seam passe, set your sights on 20/20 Optical Store.
I am so excited at finding Theo frames after searching for these frames having seen them in Paris…read morelast year and now I have finally located a supplier and fitter at 2020 Optical in Brisbane.
When I was little I wanted glasses so much I faked blindness in an optometrist test. I'm pretty…read moresure they saw through my act (hee hee, dad joke) as I just randomly pretended not to see stuff, however they kindly gave me a weak prescription and I got to feel special in my snazzy pink and blue glasses. Unfortunately I still have perfect vision, however I also still love glasses so every now and then I consider getting a faux pair for when an outfit really needs a touch of 'naughty librarian' to complete the look. I haven't done it yet, but I do like to go look. Oh, and my husband has just caved and gotten glasses so I have an even better excuse now. What I'm getting to is LensPro has a pretty good range of frames, at prices that aren't quite as good as SpecSavers but are close. The range is heaps more styling than SpecSavers so if I ever get to legitimately buy glasses I'll be spending even more time looking here.
I have been utilising their services for several years now and have found them to be very helpful…read more I have problems with migraines and they let me take a pair of frames home to test as I love the frames but was unsure whether they might be too tight and due to design they could not be altered. I have stood on my glasses and nearly squashed them but they have resurrected them for me for free. I often have issues with the legs (as I buy very light frames) they fix them for me without question there and then. They even offer discounts for repeat customers. I like their choice of frames, but I think if I fell for something else they would try to help. And this has been consistent over several years... So what more could you ask:)?
I have needed glasses for around 8 years and hated every second of it. They are so annoying and…read moreuncomfortable! Last year, I finally decided to have a go at contact lenses, even though I was a bit squeamish at the thought of something going in my eye. Eyes on Edward is a stylish little store, near the Botanic Gardens end of Edward street. The staff at Eyes on Edward make everything so easy. They are flexible with appointments and can fit you in on a weekend if you really need. I felt totally at ease during the appointment and Jo was really professional. They explained everything about the contacts and different options and guide you through the process. Long story short, I am so completely happy with both the contacts and the excellent service. Also, when I can't get there to pick up more, you can re-order your contacts on their website and they just post them out. So easy!
I cannot say how disgusted I am with the discourteous and unprofessional manner in which DAVID…read moreBRADLEY, the optometrist at Eyes on Edward, has handled my request for repairs on a pair of Conquistador frames (I paid close to $1000 for the frames and lenses after the sales team convinced me they were worth the money). I have written half a dozen emails to DAVID BRADLEY. He has not bothered to reply to ONE SINGLE EMAIL. I find his manner to be deceptive and he has a very poor understanding of the truth. If this is customer service then CONQUISTADOR glasses had better think twice about allowing this shop to sell their excellent problem.
I have been going to I Contact at Indooroopilly for a number of years. It was five years since my…read morelast visit and the receptionist there still remembered me and the glasses she sold me. I thought that was amazing that someone would remember a client after being gone for so long. I would recommend this optometrist to anyone in need of glasses. The Optometrist is amazing as well and explains everything going on and what causes the changes in eye sight etc. You leave this store knowing that you have had the best care and the best advice on care for your eyes and your glasses.
If I have to look like a dork to be able to see more than a foot in front of me then I like to look…read morelike a dork with style. I Contact surprised me with their selection of frames, which were all different and individual and well within the budget. The staff were very understanding of how much umming, ahhing and second (sometimes third) opinions must by necessity go into choosing the pair of frames that will grace the top of your nose for the next few years (hopefully avoiding being sat on). They patiently unlocked cabinets galore and let me try on dozens of frames until I finally settled on a white pair that I love and make me truly stand out from the crowd. They were ready with lenses within the week, cost only $200 altogether and are still going strong several sitting and standing accidents later.
SOS offer an amazing repair service for eyewear. I broke my prescription sunglasses a while back…read moreand my Optometrist recommended these guys. They did a great job of welding the right arm back in place for only $20. Fast forward to the present and I've had the same thing happen to my main pair of prescription glasses. Once again it only set me back $20. Considering the alternative is paying $500+ for a new pair, it is certainly worth the trip. The shop itself is little more than a garage, but don't be put off, they know what they are doing.
Sometimes I find it amazing how suburban shopping centres can support multiples of the same type of…read morestore. Optical Warehouse is one of two optometrists in Stafford City so I imagine the competition is fairly fierce. These guys are probably a bit better on price point, not as great on personalised service, however with a decent range of frames and low prices I can see why they survive.
As a wearer of spectacles, it is only natural that a brand spanking new eyewear shop should catch…read moremy eyes (as dodgy and short sighted as they may be). So when I stumbled across the very new One Point Seven Four store recently I was most intrigued to see what it was all about. Expecting your run of the mill eyewear store stocking run of the mill designers I happily ate my thoughts! This place is sunglasses mecca! Brands such Podium, Marni, Dita, Sass & Bide and Cheap Monday line the walls of this funky boutique. I didn't notice any price tags, which is probably a good thing because I try to avoid heart attacks where possible. But seriously, One Point Seven Four stock incredible, unique and striking eyewear. Everything from Dame Edna like frames to chic black frames that could transport you to NYC, right in front of Tiffany's eating a croissant. It definitely exceeded my ex{spectacle}tations.
If I were a eyewear store I'd be One Point Seven Four. Actually that's probably being a bit up…read moremyself because their glasses are actually way cooler and sexier than I could ever be. The lovely gentleman in the shop was clearly passionate about eyewear, walking me through their range of brands and frames. Most of the sunglasses were for the slightly adventurous dresser. The spectacles were more demure with lots of tortoiseshell used. Safe to say I saw about 30 pairs I wanted to call my own. They also stock Supers which are really hard to find in Australia.