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Sights set on delivering the best in customer care
The Optical Factory and Hearing Clinic has expanded with a brand new practice at 8 Bell Street, Wishaw.
For seven years The Optical Factory and Hearing Clinic has been providing customers with exceptional eye care services and, since last year, the latest in digital hearing aid solutions.
The expert staff continue to assist patients to choose affordable glasses and lenses that best suit their needs.
The service is designed to cover all aspects of customer eye-care with great value for money at every price point.
Hearing care is provided by their in- house registered hearing aid dispenser.
Last September The Optical Factory and Hearing Clinic moved the Hamilton practice into beautiful new premises on Almada Street.
Director Sean Walls said: “We are really pleased with the move to Almada Street. The practice is bright and airy and the bigger space allows us to hold more ranges of frames.
“We have not compromised on value for money though.”
In February this year the company opened its third practice. This time in Wishaw.
Carla Di Mambro explained: “We are delighted to have another practice and Bell Street is an ideal location.
“It is a little off the beaten path but we decided that with the lower rent and rates and great parking facilities it was the right thing to do as our customers will benefit from us keeping our prices down.
“We pride ourselves in offering excellent care to our patients and will continue to do this across all our practices.”
The Optical Factory and Hearing Clinic boasts some fantastic ranges including Ray-Ban, Tiffany, Mont Blanc, Tom Ford and Swarovski.
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Both of these practices are in addition to the clinic in Tennant Avenue, East Kilbride – with all three centres offering free NHS eye tests and hearing tests.
Specialist orthoptic and visual stress appointments are also available.
The beauty of The Optical Factory and Hearing Clinic is that they carry out their own glazing, cutting costs for their customers.
They also offer after-care too to make sure you are getting the most of your glasses and hearing aids – and of course that includes repairs.
Carla Di Mambro said: “Sometimes spectacles can become slack, lose a nosepad, or need some other minor repair. We do these at no charge as part of our aftercare. Hearing aids often need tweaked, and again this is done at no additional charge to the patient.”
And booking appointments counted be easier – just go online at www.theopticalfactory.co.uk and click on ‘ book appointment’ or you can call any of The Optical Factory and Hearing Clinic stores: East Kilbride on 01355 247581, Hamilton on 01698 458005 and now Wishaw on 01698 479385.