Ross A McKenzie

I tried out this optometrist due to the recommendations by other Unilocalers and I am new to the area so I have no idea who is good and who is not.
My Appointment was booked for 12:30 for a regular eye test and I was there about 11:30 as I wasn’t sure if there was insurance forms etc that take forever to do, and there wasn’t.
It was well paced and only cost $ 80.00 which I think is fairly reasonable. I didn’t see Dr. McKenzie but I did see Dr. Tsen.
The appointment starts with some pretty interesting eye-​testing games (I wondered why my previous optometrist didn’t do any of this).
The receptionist will run you through 3 of these games and they are fairly quick then afterward you wait a whole 2 seconds to see the optometrist and he begins with some preliminary questions then does the regular eye exam.
I found Dr. Tsen to be relaxed and comfortable which helps you if you’re nervous about an eye test.
In the preliminary questions I explained to him that I have poor depth perception that occurred after I had gotten the pair of glasses I was wearing. So he did a test and it turns out I have really poor depth perception lol. I hope it is the glasses due to them not having an anti-​reflective coating or perhaps how they made them but that will be something for me to discover in the future.
Great place to go :)

After a recommendation from a fellow Unilocaler, I had my eyes checked here. I was pretty long overdue for a checkup, and my previous experience with randomly selecting an optometrist had been disappointing so I was kind of nervous.
I arrived 20 minutes early for my appointment, and they were able to get me in and out before my actual start time. I felt like Dr McKenzie was pretty thorough, although I still felt a little bit rushed and like I didn’t have a chance to ask my usual giant pile of question that I have for basically any health care professional that I see.
Still, I was pretty satisfied, and I will likely go back here again in a year.