Exceptional Eye Care is an eye care practice in Wood Village, Oregon, located at 23500 NE Sandy Blvd. This is an exam-focused practice; it does not list an optical shop, so bring your prescription elsewhere for frames. Listed services include sports & safety eyewear. The practice is in network with 5 vision plans, including Davis Vision and Humana. Walk-ins are accepted. Call (503) 667-8869 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.
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They stock jacks gluten free pizza. If you’re celiac, try it out. Great price for a gluten free alternative amongst many other gluten free options in store. They even have a section for gluten free dry products. The gluten free freezer items are a bit spread out depending on the item. The breakfast sandwiches are pretty good as well
Every single day, this store stocks expired perishable goods—fresh fish, cheese, bread, cakes. EVERY SINGLE DAY. Today, I have fresh photographic proof. And whenever I buy such items and return them for a refund, not once has anyone ever apologized. It’s as if this is exactly how things are supposed to be. An entire batch of cheese, for instance, was more than a month past its expiration date. Today march 17
WOW ! This place is HUGE !!!! 😳 Mind-boggling assortment of everything imaginable ! Picture a recently arrived immigrant being dropped blindfolded into this place ! Yeah, major conniptions ! And their prices are incredible ! But why does Customer Service ONLY accept Debit Cards not Credit Cards for certain things ? smh
My daughter purchased a set of tires from Walmart and had them installed. We had an appointment at 10 am, when we arrived there were 3-4 cars ahead of us. We had to wait 2 1/2 until they were done! Nice people, just took a long time!
I didn’t even get a chance to get out of my car and go shopping before security pulled up and said, “Management wants you to leave because they think you’re selling puppies in the parking lot.” Excuse me? We had no puppies for sale, no signs, no advertisements—nothing. We simply had our dogs in the car and had just parked because we were about to shop. Then he asked how long we’d be shopping because management didn’t even want us there. That’s wild. How do you assume someone is selling puppies when they haven’t even gotten out of their vehicle? Needless to say, I won’t be spending my hard-earned money at this establishment again. Customers deserve better than to be judged and confronted based on assumptions.
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