We bet you didn’t know… where our Maple Grove Eye Doctors practice, the retail side of the business displays one of the largest selections of eyewear brands and sunglass brands in the Upper Midwest. Our doctors make recommendations for all types of prescriptions; computer glasses, blue light filters, progressives and sun lenses because they want to insure that all your daily needs are met in your new eyewear! After all, it is something you wear every.single.day.
No, we’re serious! We know eyes. It’s all we do.
No Joke!
We’re talking serious eyecare here. Like ‘State of the Art’ eyecare. Stuff the other guys don’t do.
Seeing great while looking great. Awesome.
Optimize your vision. See the world clearly. Even with all that winter glare.
Totally worth checking out.
Our eye doctors will ensure healthy eyes and optimal vision. No matter what.
Best in class optical professionals. Yep.
Our team knows their stuff and will make sure your vision is optimal! And, that’s really important.
Eyeglass FAQs
A: The measurement of a patient’s pupil distance is a service that we provide, but is not considered part of the eye exam.
PD (pupil distance) is measured by one of our Opticians when new prescription glasses are ordered, and varies individually. The PD is used to determine the alignment of your pupil for proper clarity of your prescription when placed in RX lenses and inserted into a frame.
A: Of course!
We charge the small fee of $50.00 for pupil distance measurements by one of our professional Opticians, when there is no eyeglass purchase in our business. We do value our Optician’s time and expertise, so we hope that you understand and do also!
A: We have a full-service, state-of-the-art lab right in the store. However, it depends on the type of lenses, the prescription and any additional specialty coatings required to make your glasses. If we are able to make the prescription lenses in our lab, it can take anywhere from an hour to a day. If we send the RX to an outside lab for any reason, it can take up to seven to ten days; however, we typically receive them back in our lab, sooner than that.
A: It may be possible to insert new lenses into a current frame, depending on your prescription, the condition of your current frame, and the type of lens material. But, be sure to do yourself a favor and take a peek at the amazing line of eye “frosting” available to freshen up your look.
A: After 90 days, patients will be charged for a doctor re-visit (pricing varies, depending on visits). Depending on circumstances – each situation will be evaluated by a manager, and everything possible will be done to ensure that the wearer is satisfied.