University of Michigan Kellogg Eye Center

After nearly two years of OptimEyes, a visit to Heinsight Optical, and being sold nearly $ 1,000 worth of glasses that never seemed to improve my vision, I decided I had been screwing around for long enough.
Sure enough, the glasses I had (and the three different lenses sold to me between two different locations) couldn’t improve my vision, because there’s nothing wrong with my vision.
Here, they’re not in the business of selling designer frames and disposable contacts, and the difference is like night and day. I just wish I had come sooner.
That’s not all, though. Just the other morning, I noticed blood in one of my eyes. Alarmed, I called and explained what was going on. Two and a half hours after my call, I was in the doctor’s chair, getting checked out. Lucky me, it wasn’t a big deal. But, knowing I could call with a concern like that and be seen so quickly was really comforting.
Need glasses? Get them at one of the boutiques in Milford. Want a real eye doctor? Come here.