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Good: - price ($150 - $225 depending on the frames, for a basic light prescription) - good selection (if hipster-style glasses are your cup of tea) - friendly service - was offered a 10% discount for inconvenience Not good: - unprofessional customer service (the friendliness is there, the professionalism/knowledge does not seem to be) - unreliable customer purchasing process (their ordering software failed to process the order, so they had to enter everything twice; also, I never received a copy of the receipt/confirmation after putting in the order and paying) - bad store layout for actual purchasers - only an economic choice if you have the most basic/no prescription (prescriptions for distance only over 250 degrees is going to cost an extra $50, which is still okay, but progressive lenses are like $400+) Overall: good experience for browsing, lacking experience for buying They do have nice frames, but I wouldn't recommend this place for anyone I know, unless I know they can get the $150 deal, which makes it almost (grudgingly) worth it.
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