YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR EYES. THAT’S WHY WE CARE WHO LOOKS AFTER THEM FOR YOU!
Your eyes are amazing. They are working every day, from the minute you wake up until you fall asleep, so it’s really important to take good care of them. You can rely on SPECS network opticians to provide top quality eye care for you and your family, as well as great fashion choices. And with lots of locations nationwide there’s sure to be one near to you.
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Why People Love Their Independent SPECS network Opticians
Despite the heavy advertising pressure from the big chains, people really appreciate the benefits of choosing their local independent optician. They love the choice, quality, and relationship.
Take a look at this video in which our reporter went out onto the streets to ask people why they chose and stick with their independent SPECS network optician.
I Love My Independent Optician
What our customers say
According to a survey by Which? independent opticians are the best places to have your eyes tested and to buy glasses.
The almost 9 out of 10 overall rating for independent opticians shows that people recognise the importance of getting the right glasses, advice, and aftercare. Savvy customers understand that getting the best care and value involves more than just grabbing a superficially attractive 2-for-1 deal.
Which? SurveyFind Your Nearest SPECS network Opticians
SPECS network Practice of The Day
Tuesday 22nd January
Lindfield Eyecare - Haywards Heath, West Sussex
Lindfield Eyecare is an independent opticians offering quality eye care and thorough eye examinations as the highest priority. Being independent enables us to offer you eye care that is individually tailored to suit your needs.
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