Reps were wonderful the whole time. From helping me pick the perfect pair to fit my face down to being in communication with me through the whole experience. TY!!!!

An standard appointment was not required. There is a waiting room with a television, restroom and water dispenser. We were able to walk in and see a nurse for an exam and doctor for results all within two hours. There is a large selection of designer glasses being sold in the front of the store. I recommend making an appointment in advance to get seen at Mega Vision. I like the business.

I went there for an eye exam and then had to pick out glasses. All the glasses that they offered that were covered by my insurance were ugly. They show me the more expensive options and I end up picking a nice frame from Versace. The frame end up being around $400 and to install my prescription, It was an extra $200. They ended up telling me that my prescription was very high and in order to thin out my lenses I need to pay an extra $150 ( high index) They said that if I didn’t do this, then my lenses would be very thick and sticking out of my frame. I paid close to $700 for the whole process, just to come home and find out that the glasses aren’t even leveled. Whoever put in my prescription did not even bother to level the frame, they sit completely crooked on my face. I went in a couple of days later to get the glasses leveled, they denied to help me and informed me that they can’t do anything without the doctor. The way the glasses sit on my face has nothing to do with the doctor, the technician could’ve simply fixed it. Additionally, I paid for a Versace brand, but received a Fendi case, it is very unprofessional to replace one brand with another. This happened two years ago and I haven’t been able to wear them since. This place doesn’t really care about the needs of the patient and just tacks on extra fees for the absolute silliest things. The Doctor Who did my exam was perfectly fine but everyone who works at the front desk are only worried about selling their frames.