Korrect Optical

Korrect Optical is the best company to get all your optical needs taken care of. I have purchased many prescription Eyewear from them and their selection is fantastic. I found the perfect styles for business office work, cool driving sunglasses, wrap around motorcycling, and for construction safety glasses. The staff is always pleasant, knowlegeable and helpful. Dr Seth Summers is also the most efficient and nicest doctor you will ever meet. Lastly their prices are very reasonable and affordable for every budget. Wayne S.

I have been coming to Korrect Optical for many years. Always top notch service from the opticians and Dr. Summers could not be more pleasant. I have tried other optical shops and always end up back at Korrect. They easily have the best selection of frames around. A pair of glasses that I recently ordered were not in stock and I was told they were shipped from overseas and would take 6 weeks. I was surprised to get a call 10 days later telling me they were in and ready to pick up. Korrect continues to earn my business year after year.

I couldn’t be more disappointed in the service. Led to believe I could possibly pick up on the 24^th. When I called, it was reported they only had to finish the anti-​glare. Stopped in on the 4^th, 3 weeks after ordering, and they still aren’t ready. Happy to have me pay in full at time of order but no regard for fulfilling the service.

Fantastic service and selection! The staff was so helpful in finding a frame that fit and looked best! I will definitely be coming back for a pair of prescription sunglasses! :)

My boyfriend is a Navy Veteran who got his glasses here through thenVA hospital. We were not made to feel welcome at all when we came into the store. We were told to sign in and take a seat in the waiting area. We did. While we were there we saw a woman come in after us and was waited on before us. Aftet that we saw the lady look around to see who else she could call up before she reluctantly called up my boyfriend. When he got up there he requested that his glasses be repaired. She said his name wad not on the list and he would have to go back to the place where he got them. He said it was there. She ignored him and repeated twice more that he needed to go back to where he got him. We got disgusted and left. If this is how they are going to treat Veterans maybe they should lose their contract with the VA who we will be contacting to file a complaint with them also. It was disgraceful how he was treated. He now feels he was treated this way because he was a Veteran and Japanese American

Was here because my spouse had a great experience and told me I should check them out. I am glad I did. They were terrific. The guy in the front actually pulled some glasses for me to try while I was in with the doctor and then several of them sat with me to help me find the right frame for my face. I have never been treated as well here as I was with the staff, the Dr and the time they spent with me. I can not say enough wonderful things about them.

I went for an exam and new eyeglasses. The exam went smoothly and found some cool new frames. The doctor was open and pleasant, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. I would caution anyone that it isn’t cheapest place to buy glasses. I was further hurt by the fact they didn’t take my insurance. It was worth it though. My last time visiting an eye doctor, I went to Visionworks. What a nightmare. Going to Visionworks is like going to the DMV. You, sit and wait, and wait and sit. Then when they finally do call you, you are herded through the place like cattle heading to slaughter. I had a barely competent girl handle the preliminaries. I assume she was an Ophthalmic Technician. She was very young and didn’t seem very experienced. You know that test that blows a puff of air into your eye, she had to do it like 5 or 6 times on each eye. Sorry if I started to cringe away from the machine after the third of forth time, but it was like waiting to be poked in eye. And, then the doctor seemed so heedless of social cues, I honestly thought he had Aspergers or something. Which isn’t a bad thing, if he did have, good for him, it just made for any rather unsettling exam. I didn’t even know the exam was over, he just sort of motioned me to the door, and turned his back to me. So, I took slow steps looking over my shoulder to see if he needed anything else from me. When I got to the door I figured that the exam must be over. Then on to get the my glasses. The women I worked with didn’t stop talking for two seconds. From short uneven bursts of conversation and awkward pauses with the doctor to non-​stop chatter with the frames girls. And, she apparently had had a huge number of medical problems, of which I heard about what I had to believe was all of them. I guess I’m getting off point. In short, Korrect Optical is an excellent place for an eye exam and to buy glasses.

I came to Korrect because it was highly recommended to me. My old doctor just wasn’t cutting it for me. The moment I walked in I felt like family. Everyone was very nice and the whole staff was quick in explaining your charts and other options when it came to ordering glasses and contacts. The whole process only took about an hour but never once did I feel as if they were rushing me out. This place now has my business for as long as I have contacts.

I’m torn on how to go with this one. Let’s break it down.
Pros:
* I was running late for my eye appointment because of the snow/​ice, and this office was very accommodating. Everyone was friendly and eager to help.
* I was able to get a weekend appointment within the month.
* Dr. Seth J. Summers was affable, very open to answering questions. He was speedy, though not rushed.
* Korrect has a great collection of frames. Hoping to go back and pick some out soon. And if their glasses are out of network for your vision insurance, they’ll work with you on the price.
So the cons. It really just comes down to one, though it keeps nagging at me.
There are special photos of the back of the eyes, believe it or not, that are taken during the exam. I wasn’t told until I was checking out that these photos were an extra $ 30.
I’m not a fan of extra costs being snuck in without first asking if I want the service. I ended up paying it when I checked out, but I’ve been thinking about it more since I left.
I remember Dr. Summers going into detail about the benefits of these photos, such as the fact that they do away with the need to dilate eyes and you can better track changes in the eyes over time.
And I may have opted in to have these taken — if I had been given a choice. I thought these were a part of the regular exam, though.
It also makes me concerned that other costs are going to be added without my consent if I buy glasses there.
So, this is the debate I have at the moment — several positives that are partly being outweighed by a large negative.
I think this equals out to three stars. You can judge this for yourself, though. If you go in knowing to be on the lookout for extra costs, you can likely avoid them and have a great experience.