Your Two Eyes Optometry
2110 Vine St suite b,
Berkeley, CA
Your Two Eyes Optometry in Berkeley, CA provides eye exams, prescription glasses and contact lenses, pediatric exams, and treatment for conditions including dry eye syndrome, pink eye, eye allergies, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy.
Dr. Nadia Samii, OD, is a board-certified optometrist and the practice owner. She earned her doctorate from U.C. Berkeley in 2010 and taught opticianry and optometry there for seven years. The office sits in Walnut Square Plaza.
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+1 510-540-5555
Denise W
4 months ago
Went in to get my eyes examined after many years of not having had any optometry exams. They were very pleasant, listened to everything I had to say, and really took time to figure out what has been going on with my eyes, using various testing methods. Listened when I mentioned other health concerns/issues and took the time to explain how they may or may not be relevant or related. Picking out the frames was easy, and they really helped with cost options, spending time to make sure I could get what I needed for what I could afford.
I highly recommend this office.
Judith Lange Edwards
2 years ago
I’ve always been apprehensive about going to the optometrist, but Dr Samii and the other assistants took such good care of me. Dr Samii explained every step of the process. So delighted to have found My Two Eyes and I’m excited to go back!
Michael Nylan
2 years ago
The optician is good. The people who speak with you about your glasses frames are very imperfect, to say the least. First, they sold me last summer a frame that could not accommodate progressives, although that is what the doctor ordered and that is certainly what I paid for, at added expense. Then the frame they sold me, which has plastic fishline under the glasses, broke the first day I was in Munich on a Visiting Professorship, so I had to resort to the previous pair of glasses for over three months. Upon my return to Berkeley, in mid-January, I asked them to fix the glasses. They "repaired" them and the repair lasted just about a week. When I took them back soon afterwards, when I was scheduled for a regular eye exam, they said the glasses (less than a year old, by several months) were "too old" to be repaired. I will not return to the glasses frame shop ever again.
