Dr. Gary Enker's World Eye Glass

The office was very nice and comfortable

I had a great experience at World Eyeglasses last week and thought their prices were reasonable. I've had difficulties with my contact lense vision (with multi-focals, mono-vision, etc.) in the past with other eye doctors due to a astigmatism but Dr. Enker was able to figure it very quickly. The office was very nice and comfortable and the staff was pleasant also.

high-quality eye care

Dr. Enker is a terrific optometrist--patient, thorough and customer oriented. The World Eyeglasses shop is efficiently run and friendly. I would recommend Dr. Enker and World Eyeglasses to anyone interested in professional, high-quality eye care.

Dr. Enker's staff and office are exceptional

Dr. Enker's staff and office are exceptional. They are very professional and knowledgeable about eye vision care, eyeglasses, contact lenses and help you find the perfect solution for you, they got me great contacts and I had a lot of problems before. Dr. Enker provide a vision test using the new computers, he's a great optician who really cares about the patient because I gave me tons of information about things that are good and bad for my eyes.

highly recommend Dr. Enker's World Eyeglasses

I had read a lot of reviews about World Eyeglasses before deciding to pay them a visit. Most of these were pretty stellar, but there were some that were anything but. I visited the store this week, as a walk-in. The place was hopping with customers, which I always consider to be a fairly accurate indicator that the business is a quality one. I was greeted and taken care of right away and pointed in the direction of the frames display, which I spent some time perusing. I was then offered an eye exam for $39 which I was told would be waived should I decide to purchase glasses or contacts, which I accepted. I filled out the obligatory paperwork and was taken into the examination room right away. The exam was performed by Dr. Enker. And yes, his speech during the exam did seem scripted. But I'm not sure why some people have a problem with this. He was very professional and courteous and asked me several times whether I had any questions. I went there for an eye exam and quality glasses at great prices, not to discuss literature or commiserate about LeBron James or to get a recommendation for a good Zinfandel. How personalized is a routine eye exam supposed to be anyway? I was then taken to Melissa's station where she took her time going through dozens of frames, helping me to find the exact ones I liked. I found her to be personable, funny and endearing and thought that she made the experience a lot more enjoyable than it otherwise would have been. I was offered what I thought was a great price on two sweet pairs of frames and lenses, which I decided to buy, although I never felt pressured to do so. As with any other for-profit business, their goal is obviously to sell, but it's not like they're pushing eyewear like a crack dealer slinging rock on the corner of the local 'hood. The only minor issue I had was that when I went to pay for the deal I was told that because I had opted out of the normal pupil dilation method in favor of the computerized method (the normal method causes blurred vision for up to several hours, and I had to drive home), that it would cost an additional $15. I was not told this at the time it was offered, although it's not out of the question that it was written in the paperwork I was given to read and I somehow glossed over it. Not really a big deal because I would have done it anyway. If you're looking for glasses or contacts at a great price, I highly recommend Dr. Enker's World Eyeglasses. Based on my experience, the only complaint in the reviews that seemed to have any merit at all was the one that referred to the doctor's exams as being scripted. So if you can't bear going through a "scripted" eye exam, I'm sure there are many doctors you can find who are willing to provide more riveting conversation for much more money than you'll pay Dr. Enker.