Seven Good Reasons Why We Should Make Your Next Pair Of Glasses

Quality

Unlike items that people purchase often during the year, it can be difficult for you to judge quality in a pair of glasses. We use the finest frames and lenses available so that your glasses will be dependable and attractive long after they've been purchased.

Value

Good value in eyewear is receiving quality glasses at a fair price. Our fees reflect the quality of our workmanship, yet they are generally lower than "discount" or "one-hour" stores.

Expert Staff

Our competent and caring staff of trained professionals give you personalized care to suit our needs from frame selection to explanation of lenses options. Your comfort and satisfaction are important o us. We will do all we can o make sure you're happy with your glasses.

Selection

We offer a large selection of frames to choose from. Our experienced staff will help you select the frame shape, size and color that looks best on you.

Lens Option

The are many new lenses designs and lens treatments which cap make your glasses look thinner, feel lighter, and glare-free. We'll demonstrate and explain all the latest developments that would be appropriate for your new glasses.

Warranty

We warrantee all workmanship for two years. We take the worry out of wearing glasses. if you choose to purchase your eyewear elsewhere, please bring them in and we will verify that they meet our prescription standards.

Convenience

To accommodate your busy schedule, we are open six days a week with evenings and Saturday hours. Carteret Vision Center is unique in this area by providing you with eh same day service in most cases with our in house lab.

What Does A Leading Consumer Magazine Say About The Best Place To Buy Glasses?

When this publication looked into the best places to buy glasses, they had these recommendations:

"...IF YOU'RE LIKE the 71,000 readers who told us about buying their glasses, you'll probably be happier with an individual practitioner than a chain store..."

"...INDEPENDENT private optometrist and ophthalmologists who sell glasses as a sideline generally please readers more than did the big optical chain. They also offered glasses at prices that where competitive with the large chains..."

"...ALMOST HALF the readers who bought glasses at one of the big optical chains complained that they'd paid more than they expected to... almost half of those who bought glasses from a big chain had to return at least once because of a problem with the spectacles..."

"...READERS EXAMINED BY private optometrists and ophthalmologists generally found the examination very thorough; those examined at optical chains were much less likely to feel they had had a very thorough exam..."

How To Care For Your Lenses

• Rinse your lenses first under running water to remove surface debris.
• Clean your lenses with a lens cleaner such as the one we have provided for you . If that is not available, use mild detergent and warm water.
• Wipe your lenses with the enclosed soft cloth or another lint-free, soft, cotton cloth
• Always keep your glasses in their case to protect them when not in use