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Businiess name:
Marsh Optical Boutique Inc
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Review by:
Linda S.
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Review content:
My whole family has gone here for glasses for a number of years.
I have worn glasses for most of my life and have gotten them at many different types of places. I must say that because the bridge of my nose is narrow (while the rest of me is very wide), I never had a pair of glasses that would stay up. I went to Marsh's, and for the first time in my life, I have glasses that I am not constantly pushing up. Unfortunately for them, I may never get a new pair because I am so happy with these.
My younger son loses glasses. We have bought at least 3 or 4 pairs this year. They have been nice about reducing the price on some of them. I also took him for contacts, much against my better judgment because of his lack of caring for this glasses. Without my saying anything about that, they refused to sell him contacts until he learned to take care of his. I was impressed that they would pass up the money for the lenses. Well, maybe by the time he is 30, he will be ready!! We will continue going there.
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