Specsavers Optometrists

I have shockingly bad eyesight, so have visited more than my fair share of optometrists over the years. (Hey, at the time of writing this review, I’m already the Duchess of Specsavers.)
Pros for the Melbourne Central Specsavers:
It’s conveniently located in the CBD and it’s open 7 days a week. Which was a life-​saver when I had to do an emergency drop in on a late Sunday arvo when my contact tore in my eye. And although it’s busy, I’ve never had to wait very long to speak to an optometrist.
For my initial visit, I saw optometrist Karina Stephens. She showed care about my optical health and I was happy with the eye exam she provided. However, there was miscommunication about what I was looking for in a new brand of contacts and the trial lenses that were actually ordered.
Which brings me to the cons: it’s a busy location so it also feels a bit rushed and stressed (not a great feeling when visiting a doctor.) There has also been a different optometrist in the store each time I’ve come back, which means there’s been no continuity with the doctors (the downside of being open 7 days a week.)
So far I’ve been fine returning to this Specsavers for follow-​up visits. But recommend going in armed with a specific list of questions and needs, otherwise it seems easy for the staff to overlook something in the shuffle.