Asda Opticians located at Unit 1 Crowhurst Rd, Carden Ave, Brighton BN1 8AS, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01273 560412

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Ruth Tulett

5 Google Rating

Absolutely superb and professional. Always used another well known opticians but after them getting

5/ 5

Absolutely superb and professional. Always used another well known opticians but after them getting my prescription very wrong thought I would try Asda. Discussed varifocals bit nervous.....love them. Thank you so much

zero hour

5 Google Rating

Very convenient. Easy to get to

5/ 5

Very convenient. Easy to get to

nctw nctw

1 Google Rating

very disappointed

1/ 5

very disappointed

Hesham Zaoujal

1 Google Rating

Awful opticians with incredibly rude and uninformative staff who claim using a prescription that is

1/ 5

Awful opticians with incredibly rude and uninformative staff who claim using a prescription that is 2 years old is "illegal". When challenged about the legality of them trying to force a new eye test they couldn't provide answers or point me towards the laws that back up their claim. The head optometrist was argumentative, profit orientated and lacked knowledge in her field to back up their outlandish claim. Avoid if you value customer care, honesty & good service. Waste of time & money. If you're looking for new glasses with the same prescription, go to an online retailer and avoid these money grabbing capitalists.

Roger Rug

1 Google Rating

Not impressed, lack of information online apart from opening times, no one answered the store phone,

1/ 5

Not impressed, lack of information online apart from opening times, no one answered the store phone, so drove to store wanting a free NHS eye test. Was told that the earliest would be in December. Waste of my time and trust in the services they might offer, If they cannot inform their potential customers of the services on offer I doubt their other skills could be dubious. When I suggested they might put more information online the assistant said that was above her pay grade

David Terry

1 Google Rating

Tracy on reception is great as is the gentleman who carried out the eye test. I left them with mint

1/ 5

Tracy on reception is great as is the gentleman who carried out the eye test. I left them with mint condition Police sun glasses frames and sprung loaded frames for my normal glasses due to them being far superior to anything they have in stock for the lenses to be added. 2.5 weeks later I rang to see if they were ready and was informed they had not been quality checked but to come towards the end of the day for collection. The mint condition Police frames are chipped, scratched and look like they have been attacked with a vice and hammer when 2 screws are all that had to be undone and new lenses popped in, something I could have done if been supplied with the lenses. The new prescription glasses are not as sharp as my old prescription and no good whatsoever. The staff said they couldn't do anything and I would need to speak to the manager tomorrow. The Police frames are beyond repair and the one star rating will remain until I receive a call from the manager to see what solution is offered.

Sadegh Helalat

3 Google Rating

Good value but sraff need training in fitting the glasses. I gave up after two attempts to have my g

3/ 5

Good value but sraff need training in fitting the glasses. I gave up after two attempts to have my glasses fitted correctly and pain free. Thanks to SpecsSavers for fitting them correctly.

Vicki Steggell

1 Google Rating

I only used these as my local asda Opticians were closed. Picked my glasses up. No manners on the st

1/ 5

I only used these as my local asda Opticians were closed. Picked my glasses up. No manners on the staff greeting. The lady fitting my glasses has done a awful job. They are all bent and lose. Only had them a day and falling off my face and wonky. The staff could not wait to get rid of me quick enough. Looks like a child has fitted them. I've done a stint in a Opticians and the way they sit is not correct. For someone with a high prescription very poor service.

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