Contact Information

Address:
34597 N. 60th St. Suite #104
Scottsdale, AZ 85266
(the southeast corner of 60th St. and the Carefree Highway)

Phone: (480) 488-7007
Fax: (480) 488-8672

Hours

Mon.: 8:30am — 4:30pm
Tue.: 10:00am — 6:00pm
Wed.: 8:30am — 4:30pm
Thu.: 7:30am — 3:30pm

Glasses and the Optical

We are very interested in providing the highest quality frames and lenses at competitive prices. Our location has a spacious optical area with hundreds of frames and sunglasses, including a wide variety of kids' frames. Our optician will perform all of the necessary measurements for a successful fit, and will adjust your frames throughout the life span of your glasses (including nosepads and screws). Each pair of glasses purchased at our office comes with a full year "temple-to-temple" warranty, and if any part breaks and we cannot fix it, we will replace it at no charge.

Frames

Our collection of frames mixes functionality, comfort, and style, and all of our frames are quality pieces produced by well-known and trusted brands. Some of the designer brands we carry include:

Lenses

Those who have tried both high quality lenses and economy lenses in their glasses know that there is a very big difference. For instance, the visual clarity of a Crizal No Glare coating compared to lenses with a cheaper coating or no coating at all. Similarly, the newer name brand progressive lenses greatly enhance the intermediate and near vision capabilities of those who struggle with lesser progressives or traditional bifocals.

As with our frames, our lenses are fully warranted for a year, and in some cases, up to two years. Please call us at 480-488-7007 if you have any questions.

Superfocus Glasses

We are very excited to be the first eye care office in the Phoenix Metropolitan area to offer Superfocus adjustable focus glasses. You can learn all about Superfocus on their website: Superfocus.com.

This new technology is designed specifically for those who cannot adapt to progressive (no-line bifocal) lenses, or for those who have several different pairs of glasses (one for driving, one for the computer, and another for reading) and would prefer to have just one pair. There is a slider mechanism on the bridge of the glasses (between the two lenses) which changes the lens power between distance and near. This can be accomplished without any peripheral lens distortion. You can read about it in more detail and see how the technology works on their website, or you can schedule a few minutes with our optician to come into the office and try out the demo.