Precision Eye Care

Not sure why the reviews have been harsh. I’ve been coming here for the last 3 – 4 years and have been happy thus far. Dr. Januskey does a thorough job with my eye exams and seems to care about the health of my eyes. I would definitely recommend her if anyone asks me for a good optometrist in town.

My student at Texas A&M recently visited Dr. Lisa Januskey at Precision Eye Care. She was not able to diagnose the cause of blurred vision, but did prescribe steroid drops. In addition, Dr Januskey was unable to answer basic questions about prognosis.
After a second opinion visit with an eye doctor in Austin, the condition was very quickly diagnosed as a common corneal infection and the appropriate medication was prescribed.
I would not entrust Precision Eye Care with basic family eye health needs.

Overall we had a good experience. Yes, we waited for a few moments to be seen, but it was an unreasonable amount of time and I feel like that is to be expected. Dr. J is very pleasant and thorough. She did not try to sell us anything extra. We ordered my sons glasses on Saturday and they were ready to be picked up on Wednesday. They do have a good selection of designer frames. My only complaint is I feel like they should also carry more stylish affordable frames. I don’t care about brand name I want style & quality.

I went to PEC to get my glasses adjusted. The good news: I no longer suffer headaches from wearing them. The bad news: they constantly slip down my nose. It’s mildly annoying when I read, but much better than the splitting headaches I would get (apparently from an overzealous set of nose rests).
It’s not for lack of trying on the part of the optician. In fact, she readjusted the frames more than 5 times (I lost count). In fact, she worked on the glasses for an hour. It wasn’t until 30 minutes in when I suggested she perhaps use my old frames as a model (she wasn’t making much progress, and I thought a half hour was a bit much to still not have glasses that fit right). By the end of an hour, I had to leave. I figured the lack of headache was enough and the need to have my glasses stay on my face was a less pressing concern, and not worth another hour of my time.
In all, I think their name, «Precision,» rings true. If you have other things to do in your day, however, I would recommend finding a more efficient front office. I also wasn’t a fan of their selection (regardless of the price range).
Maybe I’m picky. But you can read my other reviews to see if you think I’m generally unreasonable in my assessment of places where I like to take my business.

I went here two years ago and had a average experience. The doctor pushed a chiropractor friend on me, which I didn’t appreciate… but the exam was OK. The real reason I chose this place was the great selection of glasses.
I called today to see about getting new contacts and was informed that A&M employee insurance is no longer excepted because they could not stay in business if they accepted it. The university and its students, staff and faculty are what makes the economy of this city… so I was pretty disappointed that they were unwilling to provide a reasonably priced service for its employees.
I like to support local Aggie businesses, but Precision Eye Care doesn’t seem to care about supporting fellow Aggies and gives no apologies.
ETA: Since writing this review Precision Eye Care contacted me. Even though the receptionist seemed very unapologetic for not taking A&M insurance the owner informed me that «Texas A&M is moving to EyeMed insurance, and [they] are providers for Eyemed» and that they «very much care for the university, its professors, staff, and students.» I thought it was kind of them to contact me and address the problems I had, so I changed the review from 1 to 3 stars. While I will continue to take my business elsewhere, I wanted everyone to know that they did what they could to fix my issues (even if I did have to write a nasty review first).