Stanton Optical
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Little Rock, AR
Stanton Optical in Little Rock offers over 1,000 frames for eyeglasses and sells contact lenses. The store provides eye exams, which are free with the purchase of two pairs of glasses, and contact lens exams that include prescriptions and trial lenses. It is located south of Markham St and University Ave, across from CHI St. Vincent Hospital.
, Little Rock, AR 72205, United States of America
+1 501-214-8064
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Sidney Carroll
11 months ago
I had an absolutely amazing and seamless experience here! The Two for $79 deal is amazing— there are exclusions of course, but those are written on their website (as well as the list of approved insurance providers). The team was very clear about what frames were included in the promotion and even helped me pick out frames that fit my face shape/style. I was in and out in under an hour!! Highly recommend coming here
Pam Smith
1 year ago
I had a great experience getting my new glasses at Stanton Optical in Little Rock, AR! The entire staff there is polite and helpful. But, I want to give a special shout-out to Reshad, one of their outstanding employees! He was so helpful and patient with me during the several different attempts to pick out just the right frame. It took me a few trips to Stanton Optical to make a decision. Lol! I really valued his honest opinion about which frames looked the best. He was also extremely helpful a few weeks after I bought my glasses when they were a little tight and needed to be adjusted. Anyone interested in getting new glasses in the Little Rock area should definitely go to Stanton Optical and ask for Reshad!!
MsUre
2 years ago
Two stars because the cheap lenses and frames are affordable. Zero stars for the eye exam, not a thorough exam, they use a remote tech(yes on a monitor), which will result in the wrong prescription. Highly recommend going to a real optometrist to get an accurate prescription.
