Stanton Optical is an eye care practice in Harlingen, Texas, located at 2801 W Expressway 83. This is an exam-focused practice; it does not list an optical shop, so bring your prescription elsewhere for frames. Listed services include glasses & frames, contact lenses, pediatric eye care and sports & safety eyewear. The practice is in network with 1 vision plan, including Davis Vision. 8 doctors are listed here, including Gary Jackson, OD, Jason Mann, OD and Manuel J. Chaknis, MD. Walk-ins are accepted. Call (956) 335-6476 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.
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Currently closed. Times shown in America/Chicago. Holiday hours may differ.
My husband and I got helped by Cesar AND SUPER SWEET technicians Erica and Diana lovely customers met a lady names victoria lovely top , anywho atmosphere was really good , smelled super great and helped us find out what was best for our visions and pockets . Definitely recommend to get your glasses n tests here
Today for the first time I Decided to try out Stanton Optical , and I must say I had a great experience. The employees are very friendly and have excellent knowledge on what I need for my glasses. I got my prescription and my glasses ordered all in 30 minutes. I will be recommending this place all my friends and family. I give this place👍👍👍👍👍😁
ms sandy was very helpful and welcoming! nicest person and very informative about the glasses and additions and exams i asked about. definitely recommend this place to anyone in search of new glasses/contacts! thank you ms sandy!
Great experience!! They were able to help us really fast without an appointment, the employees were really nice and helpful, and the prices weren’t too bad. I would recommend to friends and family!!
I spent over $1,000 on what I believed would be a high-quality pair of progressive transition glasses with premium features, including anti-glare coating and transition lenses. Unfortunately, I've been very disappointed with the workmanship. The reading portion of the progressive lenses is extremely small, located only in a tiny area at the bottom of the lenses. To read clearly, I have to position whatever I'm reading in a very specific spot and even tilt or turn my head at just the right angle. I read extensively every day for both my work as an ICU nurse and as a full-time Nurse Practitioner student, so this has become incredibly frustrating and, for a pair of glasses at this price point, completely unacceptable. Everyday tasks like reading my phone, textbooks, medical articles, charts, or paperwork have become much more difficult than they should be. For the amount I paid, I expected much better quality and precision. Instead, the glasses have been difficult to use and have not met my expectations. Overall, I am very disappointed with my purchase and hope the company will work to improve the quality, fitting, and accuracy of their progressive lenses.
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