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Monday: 9AM - 7PM
Tuesday: 9AM - 7PM
Wednesday: 9AM - 7PM
Thursday: 9AM - 7PM
Friday: 9AM - 7PM
Saturday: 9AM - 6PM
Sunday: 12 - 5PM
Walmart Vision Center provides eye exams, prescription glasses, and contact lenses in a convenient location. They focus on providing affordable vision care with their everyday low prices. Customers can take advantage of free in-store pickup and free shipping on qualifying purchases. The Walmart Vision Center in Moline, IL, is frequently praised for its exceptional eye exams and personalized care. Patients report feeling heard and understood, with optometrists taking the time to address individual needs and find solutions. The staff is also commended for their patience and dedication in helping customers find the perfect glasses.
Great doctor, great tech who helped me pick out my frames, but they lost me as a customer when the tech who helped me when I picked up my glasses said that my computer glasses were actually driving glasses and couldn't be told otherwise. If I'm going to have to go back to the eye doctor to get a different prescription anyway, I might as well go somewhere else. So... they really are okay if you get the right tech to help you. My last experience was so disappointing and maddening, I'm choosing to go elsewhere.
I realize that most people don't leave positive reviews for a vision store and most of the time people make decisions based off the negative reviews. However, I went in for an appointment yesterday morning (Saturday) and was seen right on time! Michele greeted me right away and was very friendly in helping me get the best contact price with my insurance. The doctor was great too and really took his time. I previously went to Eye Surgeons Associates and had a MUCH better experience here at Walmart. Way cheaper too!
I keep going back to the WalMart Vision Center in Moline, IL because the exams and care I've received here is exceptional. I'm wearing a multi folcal daily in one eye for mid-to close vision and an extended wear in the other eye for distance. This is the odd arrangement that was needed to make it possible for me to get the vision I needed while still being able to wear contact lenses. This is the kind of personal care I got to make my vision 20/20 conisdering my personal needs caused by a conglomeration of variables. He could have thrown up his hands and said, "Oh, well. Guess you can't wear contacts anymore." No. He found a way to make them work for me. I watched him...read full review