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We are a family run mobile optical business with over 20 years experience based in Paisley covering Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee & surrounding areas.
34 Gerry Rafferty Drive, Shortroods, PA3 2LZ, Paisley, United Kingdom
Just had eye test with Spex Appeal
Can't rate them high enough, everything was explained and was given alternative option to what every other optician has advised great service and wonderful staff
Excellent customer care and service.
I have now dealt with all 3 staff members and can't believe the care and advice they are able to offer. Their knowledge is second to none. Equally the range and brands they stock are both excellent.
I was particularly happy when discussing other eye treatments I was getting elsewhere which the were able to guide me on to ensure I was best value for money.
I will struggle to recommend anyone higher.
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