By Anonymous August 12, 2014
I went in to get new lenses put in my existing glasses. They were very friendly and easy to work with. I would recommend them to anyone seeking great service. They even recommended a reflection free lense, although it was more expensive, it has been helpful and more noticeable for my sight. ...read more
By Dorothy Buck-Griffin June 09, 2011
An Investment I would not trust to just anyone! I've been getting glasses at Budget for years. They always are Reasonable, Professional, and Courteous. They also do a wonderful job, and follow up. Will clean or adjust them; as needed. ...read more
By Gioia October 16, 2010
I had a similarly unsatisfactory experience with these folks when I tried to replace/repair a camera lens that came with a body I purchased from them. They were non-committal about whether there was a problem with the lens or not (it sticks when zoomed in or out--that seems like a problem to me), and seemed to be looking for a reason to tell me the thing was fine. I talked to two people, neither of which seemed to have the authority or knowledge to tell me what could be done. I had to call back the next day, when I was told the lens could be sent off for possible repair, which would take 4-6 weeks. The main problem I had was lack of customer service skills. If there's nothing that can be done to repair or replace my brand new lens, then fine. But just don't sit there zooming my lens saying, "Yeah, it sticks. So does this other one...we've had some that do that", and then not suggest it might be possible to fix it. ...read more
Glaucoma is often called the "thief of sight." It affects individuals over age 40 by slowly increasing the liquid pressure inside the eye, damaging delicate internal eye structures. There is no specific level of inner eye pressure (IOP) that causes glaucoma. It is a complex eye disease characterized b... ...read more
If you need to replace the lenses in your glasses, do so carefully to keep your glasses in good condition. To replace lenses, remove the screws from your frames and push out the lenses. Place your new lenses into the frame, and replace the screws making sure they are tight and lenses are secure. ...read more
