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Generally glasses are ready in 7-10 days and contacts take approximately a week. Our staff will contact you as soon as they arrive.

Will I have to endure the glaucoma test that blows a puff of air in my eye?

Absolutely not. Dr. Milano keeps current on the latest testing procedures to ensure your exam is as comfortable as possible. The glaucoma test is performed using a numbing eye drop that allows him to screen for the problem and no discomfort is involved.

My vision insurance offers a set amount for frames. If I choose a less expensive frame, can I apply the difference toward an upgraded lens or accessories?

Unfortunately not. The frame allowance can only be applied to the price of the frame itself.

Do my glasses come with a warranty should they become scratched?

Yes. The polycarbonate lenses come with a one year warranty against scratches. Should your lenses be scratched, simply bring them to our office and they will be replaced.

My glasses need a small repair. Can you fix them?

We'll do our best. Most minor repairs can be done on the spot and rarely require a fee.

I'm replacing my old glasses. What can I do with them?

Bring them to the office. We donate used glasses to the Lion's Club to be distributed to the underprivileged.

The following links may be of interest or helpful when seeking information concerning your vision.

California Board of Optometry
UC Berkeley Optometry Library
Handbook of Ocular Disease Management
Indiana University Vision Therapy Literature Reference List

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an exam for a contact fitting and glasses?

When will my new glasses or contacts be ready for pick-up?

Will I have to endure the glaucoma test that blows a puff of air in my eye?