We have two dispensing options:

• In-Store Pickup: If possible, we recommend coming inside for an eyeglass fitting. Your optician will adjust the frames to fit you comfortably and make sure the lenses are positioned correctly in front of your eyes.
• Delivery: For a fee, have your glasses delivered via UPS or USPS (ground only).

Patients who choose delivery can still get a free eyeglass fitting at a later date.

There’s no average price because there is no average patient! The final out-of-pocket cost of prescription glasses depends on the type of frame, lenses and vision insurance.

We carry a wide range of frames including designer options and value-priced picks. We offer free coverage checks and we’ll explain how to get the most out of your benefits. 

We offer discounts for patients without insurance and accept CareCredit.

We do not offer same-day turnaround for new glasses. Eyeglasses are custom-made medical devices. The processes used in eyeglass fabrication are highly specialized and require state-of-the-art equipment and multiple quality checks (if done correctly).

Thousands of variables go into a single pair of prescription glasses: the frames you choose, your vision prescription, astigmatism magnitude and location, lens power, lens material, lens type and lens treatments.

Quality isn’t always the quickest option, but for something as crucial as eye health and vision, we believe it’s the better option.

Yes! We sell prescription reading glasses with multiple lens options including bifocals, progressives, blue light filtering and more.

Over-the-counter readers are generally OK for short-term use. But if you have stronger vision in one eye, astigmatism, digital eyestrain or need distance vision correction, you’re better off getting proper prescription glasses for reading.

Yes! Heartland Vision donates used prescription glasses on behalf of Lions Club International. Your unwanted eyewear can change a life.

Optometrists recommend taking your glasses off during contact sports to avoid injury and breaking your glasses. No-contact sports like golf or bowling are an exception to the rule.

Prescription sports glasses are a better option as they’re designed to protect your eyes and may even enhance your performance. Our opticians are happy to show you our many sports eyewear options.

If you wear glasses on a regular basis, an anti-reflective (AR) coating is worth it. AR coating (also called anti-glare coating) eliminates almost all reflected light from the fronts and backs of optical lenses.

Eliminating glare from the front of lenses allows more light, which means better vision. Eliminating glare from the back of lenses eliminates visible distractions for more comfort.

Anti-reflective technology makes your lenses less noticeable in person and in pictures. We offer many different lens coatings and are happy to inform you of your options.