Optometrists and Opticians

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Route 9

:-) I love Bruce Rakusin at Cambridge Eye on Route 9. I have bifocals and have gotten exams and glasses there several times. My son wears contacts and has done the same. Bruce is very thorough. Good Luck!

Laurie Ettus 3/17/07


:-) There's a newer place called The Eye Gallery in Framingham Center, near the old round library building. Really good service and a great selection of frames, especially for the fashion conscious. I've been very happy with my sunglasses and driving glasses. Right next to the liquor store. Wayne is the optician.

Anne Rubenstein 3/17/07


1300 Worcester St # A, Natick

http://www.foreyes.com

<:( Having had used the Cambridge For Eyes shop, happily, for years, I tried out the Framingham For Eyes shop for my first Rx for bifocals, about 3 years ago. I had to take them back three times for various reasons (and ultimately took 'em to Cambridge); lenses were off by 1/4 diopter in EACH eye (and the optician readily admitted this--and did not seem very sorry, or surprised!); after the final re-do, they still made me dizzy; my practitioner (who had originally wanted to make them, at a price that was around 50% higher) was unsympathetic and said that the "centers" were off or some such. Whatever it was, when he (my practitioner) made 'em, all of a sudden I could *see* and I had no more headaches/dizziness. So, no more For Eyes for me, at least not now that I am in a complex multifocal Rx. YMMV.

Lisa Wolf


<:( I would, at all costs, avoid Lenscrafters. THEY STINK! I *did get glasses there a few years ago and had to go back three times for them to get everything correct. The "professionals" there are anything but and the support staff are clearly following suit.

Brenda Crawshaw


:-) I really like Deborah Cohen at, of all places, Target. She is sharp, nice and really knows her stuff. She diagnosed something that has bothered the heck out of me for years and I was told it was just they way my eyes were. I got contacts there, not glasses, but their pricing seems to be pretty competitive.

Brenda Crawshaw 3/17/07


778 Water St. Framingham , MA 01701


Support your local businesses, not large chains.

Mr Lynn Joiner 3/18/07


Frank Genova


30 Turnpike Rd, Suite 7 Southboro, MA 01772

http://www.GreatVisionCare.com

Dr. Paul Levine John M. Abbondanza, OD, FCOVD

They are on Route 9 (the Eastbound side) about a block after O'Leary's restaurant (near the Southboro/Framingham line). Both my husband and I have used them. They are knowledgeable, sensitive, and thorough. The medical doctors do the eye exams and the opticians are there in the glasses department to handle that portion.

You can certainly mention Jonathan and Lisa Shapiro referred you to them. We both have been examined by "Dr. John" and I have referred people to both him and Dr. Paul. I would highly recommend Dr. Abbondanza and Dr. Levine. The website, email and the telephone number is as follows:

Lisa Shapiro 3/16/07



Nancy Diessner 3/18/07


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