Lethbridge Eye Care — Health in Lethbridge

Reviews of Lethbridge Eye Care

• Addison

  Added 2014.12.24

  A great professional environment where Dr Mansoor Chouldhry, knows his stuff. I had a problem with my eye and without hesitating went to the hospital emergency. Where the doctors at the hospital just assumed it was pink eye and gave me prescription for the wrong problem, which made my eye worst. Since it became worst I went to Dr Mansoor for help. He gave me the right test and the right medicine. To conclude my experience, go see a professional before anything else, like the people at Lethbridge Eye Care
• Nevaeh

  Added 2014.12.20

  Experience was great! Quick and easy. I even had a reminder phone call which actually really saved me. Thanks for the appointment Dr. Choudhry, my new contacts really are the best I've had.
• Vivian

  Added 2014.06.09

  You guys suck. I am taking my business else where. You over charge on contact lenses. Whoever answers your phones are constantly rude and have zero idea what is going on. I had a eye exam there this year and a contact lenses prescription filled and you guys completely lost all info on them (probably so I'd be tricked into another eye exam)
• Jordan

  Added 2013.09.25

  Greeted in a friendly and professional manner. Appointment time was honored to the minute. Dr. was informative. I'll be back next time!!
• Hannah

  Added 2013.08.07

  My son had an appointment at 5PM this past Thursday. Being sick he was napping at 4:30PM and so I woke him up, dressed him kicking and screaming and wrestled him into the car. Drove the 15min to the this eye clinic, kicking and screaming the whole way, and walked in at 5:03PM. The receptionist tells me since I am late, the Dr will not see my son. I checked my phone and pointed out it's 5:03PM. They would not have it and asked me to re-book. So, needless to say this will be my last visit to this eye clinic and I will make sure to share my experience to friends and family. My recommendation to the owner, if this gets to you, is to train your staff to think before they act. Yes, schedules are important, but maybe consider the situation and make a decision based on the circumstances versus acting blindly.