Fashion Eye Center

Both Dr. Blonder did and Dr. Jason does great eye exams. I am very happy with that part of my experience. However, I've found that the lenses and frames are really pricey. I'm now ordering my glasses from an online service, using the prescription from Dr. Jason, at about 30% less and am very happy with the results.

Really liked Dr Jason with the unpronouncable last name. The woman who helped with the preliminary exam and with buying my glasses was friendly and helpful.

My daughter and I come here for our eye check ups. The business is really clean and the staff are all really nice and helpful. We're always in and out and never have to wait too long. As a busy mom, I appreciate that. I also appreciate how patient and kind the doctor is with us. My daughter is 7 and the doctor was great at explaining everything that was going on. For her first time getting an exam, she was really comfortable and did so good! Thanks everyone at Fashion Eye Center.

I went here years ago, but this is my first time back after new ownership. I love that the staff are taking sanitation very seriously during COVID. They wiped down every piece of equipment after me and had me wash my hands 3 different times during my visit. I was most impressed with Adam, the optician. He was so friendly, professional, and was great at explaining all of my options. I will definitely go back!

I went for an eye exam and new glasses because they had a Living Social deal for a free exam and like $150 off the frames. What they don't tell you is they run a test for glaucoma that the deal does not cover. It was $25. They had a good selection of frames, I am very happy with my new look. The people were helpful and took the time to make sure you were happy with your pic. The optometrist was professional and knowledgeable. It was about 2 weeks until I got to pick up my new frames. They made sure they fit well. I doubt I would have gone without the deal, but it wasn't a bad experience.

They were going to charge me $1017 for the lenses alone! Frames additional of course. They said it won't cost me that much because my insurance pays some. You better have really good insurance. By the time your insurance is done paying your balance is still going to be what you might pay elsewhere with no insurance. Nice people, immoral company.

What a difference a year makes. Last year, I gushed about Fashion Eye Center. This year, I wish I could give them negative stars.Let me start out by saying that today is 11/26/12, and I had my initial eye exam on 9/19/12. I still do not have my final pair of glasses.It started out when I went to the doctor, feeling a little pain in my eye. I was pretty sure I hurt it sleeping funny (yes, I sleep like a fool). I told the doctor, he insisted that this wouldn't change my vision, and went on with the exam. I was very uncomfortable with this, but I figured, if the exam came out wrong, then they'd just have to make good on it. So, I finished up, chose my frames, paid, and left.About two weeks later, I still had no phone call that my glasses were in, so I called them to check. Yep, they had been there, but no one had gotten around to call me. Ooook. So I went in to pick them up. As soon as I put them on, I couldn't even open my eyes with them on! I felt like the ground was up my nose, they were far too strong! The technician thought it was just because the script was new. I said I doubt that, but she wanted me to wear them for a week before a re-exam. I agreed with no intent on keeping those glasses on my face for so much as a second. You just know when things are bad for you, and these were bad.A week later, I came in for my re-exam. The doctor found that, yes, my eye was no where near as bad as it seemed during my first exam. In fact, it was drastically different, and that maybe I was correct in assuming that my eye was slightly injured that day. I gave them back my frames, and they sent them off to put my new lenses in.Two weeks later, again with no phone call, I called them to find that my glasses were in. So, I went in to get them. They seemed pretty good, but when I went to clean them, the lenses were loose in the frame, and one almost popped out. So I went back in to have them tightened up. No big deal, so I thought. Boy, was I wrong.One technician heated my frames, making them too small to get the lenses in. Instead of heating the frame again, she forced the lenses in, scraping one all the way across it. BUT WAIT! It gets better! Not only did she ruin the lenses, but she also warped the entire frame trying to stuff the lenses into it! You could see a big gap between the frame and the lenses! The plastic frame was bent out of shape and wavy looking. How does this place employ someone that didn't realize that this was a huge issue?! She sent me home with these! Luckily, I noticed the issues before too long. At this point, though, I was done with the subpar technicians, and asked for a manager. New lenses came in, which the manager put into a brand new frame, thankfully. (She had absolutely no issue giving me new frames, which is about the only good part of this entire debacle.) Upon inspection, these lenses were also scratched. She ordered me new lenses again. Two weeks later, I went in for those. Those were also scratched, and I'm wearing them now, with my head always bent because if I try to look through the top, my vision is warped thanks to scratches. I received a phone call message the other day informing me that new lenses were made, but they didn't pass some test which indicated they were flawed somehow, so here I am, still waiting.No one has made any effort to even address how ridiculous it is that I've been at this for over two months now. I really feel like no one cares that much, though the manager has now committed to being the only one to touch my new lenses and frame them for me. I still feel like something else in the way of an apology or a showing of remorse would make me feel like this matters to someone.Anyway, in summary, I will not being going back to Fashion Eye Center. This experience has been totally unacceptable, and one of the biggest headaches I've ever had to deal with at a doctor/retail store. Absolutely terrible.Also, a TIP: Make sure they don't polish the edges of your lenses! With most plastic frames, that causes a horrific reflection that, for some people, is hard to look past. Ask them to brush-finish the edges! Actually, don't even go here, go somewhere else!

They screwed up my order twice Dr. blonder very good doctor, He needs to replace ALL of the office staff !!!!

closer at 3pm on a saturday do people just stop seeing at 3pm?? needed glasses for work but they were closed on sunday as well

Dr. Chmielewski was wonderful. He was very thorough in my eye exam (even though I'm young and my eyes are healthy). The pretests completed by the tech were quick but also technologically advanced. They used a special machine to take an image of the retinas of my eyes (did not need to dilate and can drive home alone). The glasses selection is incredible for someone looking for a mid-range to high end designer frame. This place is not for people without vision insurance unless you have the money to spend. The cheapest frames I saw were $150 and go as high as $700 (for the ones I saw). Designers include ray ban, Oakley, Kate spade, Gucci, Tom Ford, Fendi, coach and everything in between.Will I return? Yes, only with vision insurance. In my opinion best place for those on a budget is Lesco, but they do not offer exams.