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Not the run of the mill opticians and definitely not a chain.
Here you will find a highly skilled specialist an eye surgeon who offers a personal and professional eye test
and service. I can highly recommend
Today, I walked past this Optician in Hampton, Middlesex and realised that it was time to book an eye test after 5 years!
I walked in and was about to make an appointment when a lovely lady wafted out of the examination room and suggested that if I wait, I could see her immediately. WOW!
This lady turned out to be a fully trained eye surgeon and not just an optometrist or assistant. Eye Test for reading and distance, full computer based scan, using the latest equipment. A very pleasurable experience and another box ticked on my health list by a very pleasant group of caring people.
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