Reviews

First experience ordering contacts at all; they Encourage you to order contacts over the phone, but NEVER pick up the phone. I’ve tried calling in 12 times in a span of a 2 week period (I can’t leave work) and only managed to get someone one time (on a Saturday if all days) but then told me I’m they needed to have my Rx sent over (which the optometrist did immediately, ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ to them) and to call back at a slower time to order; so I call in on a Tuesday morning, still no one answers. Over it. I expected better from Costco, Just go somewhere else.

Bedside, or chair side manner has a lot to be desired. Learning to not treat people as just another number. He may be a decent OD but moving forward we will try another Costco. Let me add his receptionist is a grumpy women also.

Quick, Efficient, and reasonably priced ($129 at the time of this writing for a contact eye exam which includes a retinal scan). I was a new customer and I was in and out in under 20 minutes. Ill be definitely be coming back for when I need … More

From start to finish I always feel welcomed and valued with Dr. Fischer. He stays true to his schedule and was even willing to accommodate me when I arrived early. As we began he discussed each test and what the results would show, easing … More

Amanda is a total All-Star! Superb service. Had to stop in a few times, cuz my eyes suck and even call. Every time she helped me efficiently with the aid of another amazing staff member named Jennifer! Both made my visit a great customer experience. Plus, the Doctor has consistently done great with my exams and offered literal vision saving advice about not sleeping in contacts. Thank you!

Good eye exam, up to date equipment, generally good exam. Didn't need regular glasses so I ordered some prescription sun glasses. Waited six week no call to say they were complete. I went in person and the glasses were there. Unfortunately the lenses were in the wrong frames, I ride a motorbike and only certain glasses will fit under the helmet. I think they thought I was crazy and it didn't make a difference what type of arms I needed. So I took the prescription and am having it filled there even though I paid for the set already at this place.

It went super smooth. Got 2 appointments knocked out within 20 minutes. Only $59 for each exam without insurance. The doc was quick, nice, and informative.

Overall a positive experience, but my vision is not great after surgery. I am currently -0.75 in both eyes, 5 months after getting LASIK in April 2023. I have to wear glasses to drive, which kind of defeats the purpose of getting surgery (so that I wouldn't have to wear glasses). But the staff and everyone at the site were professional and helpful. My vision is good enough for day-to-day activities, things are just blurry far away. Update/edit (I can't seem to reply to the business owner response with a new response): I did receive a call from InSight LASIK and they're offering to see me again for a follow-up and to evaluate if I'm eligible for a free re-do surgery. I'm not interested in getting surgery again, but they were responsive. I stand by my 4 star review for the above stated reasons, but they do seem to offer free re-do eye surgery up to 2 years after your initial surgery, if medically indicated.

I am so grateful I went here for my lasik - it was quick and easy and everyone was so helpful and attentive! I was seeing so much better even the day of my procedure!

After an issue with the laser in boulder, they were able to move things around and make room the following week in boulder to get me fixed up. Very grateful for their team.

If you have Eye Med (and other insurance) this store, Target Optical, uses this to give you a great deal. My exam by Melissa Puzzo, O. D., preceded by a retinal imaging performed by Dominique, were professional, effective, and accurate. Also, I picked out my frames with the help of Alondra, and another Team Member. She helped me find a frame that I have always wanted, as they remind me of my Dad's 1970's Ray Ban Sunglass frames which he stored in a special place as they were prescription. See the attached photo, sorry if it is not very good. Alondra, did a very professional job of picking the right frames because she understood the demands of my prescription for my eyes. She and the other team member had over 20 years combined experience matching people to their glasses. They both agreed that the technology used at Target, where they take pictures of your face from two upper opposing angles while you wear a measuring bridge, allows them to accurately guage your eye area three dimemsionally accurate to with 0.1 mm, was why their stores are so successful. I have had three other optical shop experiences at different locations. None of them had this technology. My previous optical shop, that has a name that rhymes with the beverage Bosco, placed the centerpoint of my eye 3 mm to low. Whenever, I wanted to use those generic not brand name progressive lenses (as Bosco is not accepted by Eye Med), I had to tilt my head back. After two years of dealing with a bad deal (mostly because I am stubborn) Alondra, matched me with a pair of glasses that are easy to use. Also, my glasses retail were $552.00, including lenses. For $45 up front you can replace the frames ($25 copay) and/or lenses ($25 copay) as many times as you want for 15 months, starting the day you pick up your glasses. Think about it $50 divided by $552 equals about 9%. So, I can replace my glasses with a new pair for a 91% discount off retail. That is a pretty good deal. Bosco doesn't offer that at all. Target optical's selection is beatiful and varied. You can also order online or ask if you can try frames that are at the store. If you have a medicare advantage plan, use your eye benefits here. My Eye Med Insurance took $300 off the $552 frames and lenses, and I paid $45 for the 15 Month Store Insurance (not for lost of stolen, must bring remains to the store). My final cost was $296.20. My exam and retinal imaging copay was $25. My previous O.D. was in network but charging me out of pocket, that is why I went to Target Optical, and I had budgeted on my fixed income $320 for exam, script, frames, and lenses, as that is how I was being exploited. This year I noticed the billing discrepency and realized I could get designer frames and better polycarbonate progressive lenses than Bosco could offer, the exam, the script and the retinal imaging for the same price that I budgeted every two years. As I am an intelligient mentally disabled at risk adult on a fixed income; I am so tight I squeak. I hope your experience at target optical was as enjoyable as mine was.