Frequently Asked Patient Questions

No! I am an independent Doctor of Optometry who chose to locate my practice inside Walmart, which serves as my landlord. I do not earn income from selling glasses or contacts — only from providing comprehensive exams and treating eye conditions. 

Absolutely! We utilize advanced diagnostic equipment to provide a comprehensive eye health and vision examination. Our fees are lower due to reduced overhead and the convenience of a high-volume location. 

Yes! You’ll leave with a written prescription and a summary of your visit. Your prescription is valid at any optical provider in the U.S. 

Yes! Vision can change gradually, and early signs of eye disease can go unnoticed. We recommend annual exams to protect and preserve your sight. 

You can find our accepted insurance plans under the "Insurance" tab in the navigation above. 

Contact lens exams include extra testing to measure your eye’s shape, ensure proper lens fit, and evaluate your comfort and eye health after lens wear. 

Not at all! Newer lenses allow more oxygen to reach your eyes, offering better comfort and safety for all-day wear. We recommend the latest lenses to support long-term eye health — even if they cost a bit more. 

Your prescription is for a specific brand that we’ve determined is best for your vision and eye health. Contact lenses are not interchangeable between brands. 

No! A torn lens can scratch your eye and lead to infection. If this happens, come in — we’ll give you a replacement lens at no charge while you wait for a new supply!

Yes! Walmart uses top-quality lens and frame materials, manufactured in one of six modern optical labs. Thanks to their buying power and efficiency, you get durable, well-made glasses at everyday low prices.