1/5 Kay D. 2 years ago on Google
Untrained
staff,
no
quality
control,
use
inferior
materials
to
save
costs,
expect
you
to
pay
more
to
correct
their
mistakes.
If
you
think
using
a
large
national
recognised
optician
means
better
service,
think
again.
Initial
eye
exam
felt
rushed.
Optician
sped
through
the
slides
and
I
felt
I
wasn't
answering
the
questions
fast
enough.
Was
never
asked
if
the
slide
was
'good'
only
asked
if
it
was
'better'.
Was
told
they
should
be
ready
a
week
later
but
not
offered
appointment.
Day
I
expected
glasses
came
and
went
with
no
contact.
When
I
attended
to
collect
the
glasses
I
sat
with
staff
member
to
try
them
on.
He
didn't
seem
to
know
what
the
glasses
were
for
and
referred
to
them
both
as
readers
when
one
pair
are
occupational.
Told
to
get
used
to
glasses
before
wearing
them
for
driving
when
neither
are
for
wearing
when
driving.
I
said
the
occupational
glasses
don't
seem
clear
and
was
told
to
give
them
time.
Got
home
and
noticed
yellow
L
and
R
prescription
markings
on
the
lenses
that
don't
come
off
with
my
cleaner.
I
rang
store
and
was
told
I
need
to
return.
So
that's
more
time
off
work
and
expense
of
the
journey.
Glasses
aren't
cheap,
especially
the
occupational
ones
so
I
do
expect
a
better
standard
of
service.
I
was
hesitant
at
returning
for
my
exam
this
time
round
after
being
over
sold
on
glasses
last
time
(paid
for
useless
pair
of
prescription
sunglasses)
but
gave
them
another
chance.
Adding
insult
to
injury,
the
staff
member
thought
it
was
amusing
that
the
markings
had
been
left
on.
My
time
and
money
being
wasted
is
not
funny.
Latest
update.
Had
to
return
with
the
2nd
pair
as
they
kept
catching
on
my
hair
and
felt
too
heavy.
When
I
inspected
them
properly
(you
need
glasses
to
inspect
your
glasses)
I
noticed
the
lenses
were
too
thick
for
the
frames
and
one
side
protruded
more
than
the
other
and
had
a
really
rough
edge.
I
assumed
they
would
want
to
make
it
right
and
allow
me
to
choose
more
suitable
frames.
Instead
I
had
to
suffer
repeated
lectures
about
my
prescription
being
stronger
and
therefore
requiring
thicker
lenses.
First,
you
can
get
thinner
lenses
so
that
is
false.
The
point
is
they
are
supposed
to
advise
you
on
suitable
frames
at
point
of
purchase.
I
specifically
asked
if
my
existing
frames
could
be
used
and
they
said
yes.
Had
they
given
me
the
correct
advice
I
would
have
taken
the
bogof
offer.
So,
not
only
was
there
no
apology
for
the
mistake
and
ongoing
inconvenience
but
Im
expected
to
pay
even
more
money.
How
many
customers
get
duped
by
this?
Instead
I
requested
a
refund.
Here
is
the
ridiculous
part.
They
want
to
remove
their
lenses
from
my
frames
so
they're
having
to
order
new
lenses
from
my
old
prescription
(which
has
the
anti
glare
coating).
They
say
they
will
ring
me
in
a
week
and
I
need
to
return
again
so
they
can
replace
the
lenses
and
refund
me.
You
couldn't
make
this
up.
All
they
needed
to
do
was
sort
my
frames
out.
Regarding
'response
from
owner'.
I
already
completed
a
feedback
via
email
and
had
no
reply.
I
spoke
to
a
manager
in
store
who
took
instruction
from
the
branch
director.
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