Precision Vision

Dr Tieri is a great Optometrist. The staff are pleasant and helpful.

I would highly recommend Precision Vision in Acton to anyone looking for glasses. The selection was the largest I have seen in the area and I have been to many local stores. The service was fantastic. Ed was helpful with his experience and knowledge. He was very informative about not only the frames and lenses but also helped me with an itemized receipt for my forever torturous FSA. The turnaround was shockingly fast compared to other stores I have used. Where it was a month at another local optical store, Precision Vision was days. Having glasses since I was four, going to buy a pair was never fun or a great experience. It was something that I had to do. Precision Vision turned that around for me. I highly recommend. Thank you!

Have had nothing but good luck there with the staff. I see them offering discounts a lot so have poke around. At about eight months into my new glasses, the frames of the ones I picked developed an issue with the screws backing out on their own (bad thread) and they replaced them free of charge. Easy to get in and get appointments. Fast too.

terrible experience the first pair of glasses were too dark but the owner didn't care after i said I will try them but will be back if i don't like them . well no satisfaction from him when i returned. I had another pair of transition glasses purchased where he got the glasses made incorrectly again..... do not patron this business all they care about is over charging folks claiming to be a local business who we locals should visit and charge outrageous prices for frames and lenses . pressure tactics and manipulation is their way of doing business. go anywhere else please . i depend on these glasses for driving , if i get into an accident i will sue Precision vision great rd acton

Not very organized, had to go back multiple times for a wrong printed prescription. More delays by ordering the wrong glasses for me. I was hoping going to a local optometrist would cut out all of these headaches.

We've used Precision Vision for many years. They're fast at filling eye glass prescriptions. They've a good selection of frames, with some at a reasonable price. I also like that they'll do quick frame adjustments for free (perhaps only on glasses purchased from them, not sure about that), with the option to donate some $s to the local food pantry. They advised that the best and safest way to clean glasses, especially coated ones, was to use dishwashing liquid instead of those disposable eyeglass cleaning pads. We've changed to that approach and it works really well. Can't recommend them enough.

High Prices, Average Optometrist They are a typical optometrist, nothing great or special. Try to upsell you on the eye scan, but that's common for eye doctors. Charge $10 extra to have you put in your contacts and them to look at them and tell you they are fine. They have a great selection of frames, but the prices are very high. I got a pair from them, and it ran me about $120 even after insurance for a middle of the road set of glasses and lenses. The funny part is that I wound up losing the glasses and having to replace them. I found the exact same model and bought them online for the same price WITHOUT insurance. I can understand some markup, but 100% is pretty silly.

I stopped in to have spectacles that I did NOT purchase there adjusted. The owner(?) told me that the charge would be $65. !!!!!!! I responded that I understood that he had his overhead, but that fee seemed excessive. He explained that a "recent test case in Penna." now meant that any optician working on glasses that they had not personally fabricated required a test of the prescription, etc. I was skeptical, and asked the optician at The Eye Institute Of Boston. He told me that it was completely untrue. So, make of that what you will, but I will certainly not be returning.