Jc Penney Store serves patients in Tampa and the surrounding part of Florida from its office at 8102 Citrus Park Town Center M. Both exams and glasses are handled here — exam rooms and an optical shop share the same address. Listed services include comprehensive eye exam, glasses & frames and contact lens fitting. Insurance accepted includes VSP and MetLife (1 plan in total). 5 doctors are listed here, including Christopher Campbell, OD, Luis Muniz, OD and Mark Hetherington, OD. The optical carries 36 frame brands. You can walk in without an appointment. Call (813) 926-6288 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.
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Brands on the floor as of the practice's last update. Stock varies — call for a specific model.
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Not disabled safe or friendly for those with strollers. Buttons don’t work and doors you have to push to open and they don’t stay open long enough. How is that acceptable?
I can appreciate the fact that the retail landscape has drastically changed and cut corners and now everything is a TJ Maxx format customer services done almost self check out,I’m good with all that but just don’t ask me to donate to the JCPenney‘s foundation after a 10 minute wheel chair ride to get to the counter so Penney’s can broadcast their philanthropy. It just gets old
PSA: As a treat to myself, with a gift I received for my graduation, I purchased a cross necklace from JCPenney. It wasn’t in their costume jewelry but in their “find jewelry” selection. Apparently, I should have known better. I wore the necklace a total of 3 times, and the chain broke awake from the clasp. Luckily, I didn’t lose anything (the cross etc) so I’ve been holding onto it to take it back. At the same time, I also purchased a necklace for my son…and surprisingly, his clasp apparently was causing him issues and unfortunately he ended up losing his. I went to JCPenney today with my original receipt and originall box. They wouldn’t do anything for me. No exchange, no return and no offer to fix because I didn’t purchase their protection plan. I was also told it’s the same with their clothing, if it’s not returned in condition they can sell, they won’t return it (imagine if you bought something and the button or zipper broke, nope can’t return it) I know…you get what you pay for…luckily I do LOVE the cross so I will go to a more reputable place now for a necklace…I will likely never shop at JCPenney again though. Had it been a fault of my own, I’d take ownership and suck it up, but it wasn’t…and neither was my sons. . So my service to you today is…don’t shop at JCpenney, or shop at your own risk knowing they don’t take returns ❤️
Buyer beware! JCPenneys defective JEWELRY POLICY is to NOT allow for returns or refunds. I purchased a gold chain for my daughter's graduation. While taking the tags off, before I wrapped it, one of the links came loose. It had never been worn. But JCPenney would not allow me to return it. Bottom line, according to their policy, they would prefer to take $200 from a JCPenney credit card holder, at the risk of knowing that it would be the last purchase I ever make from them. Buyer beware! With jcpenney, the customer is last!
This is one of the nicer Penney stores I have visited. I no longer shop department stores. As the business model changes, stores like this may become a thing of the past. This once great giant who used to put out seasonal catalogs now sees much less foot traffic and one week before Christmas was mostly empty. Mall location does not help as they are on the less busy side of the Citrus Park Town Center.
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