Bailey Nelson - Reviews and experiences

the selection process was relaxed and my son liked what he tried on, which makes daily wear more likely. But the odd part was the silence from the optometrist. She did the test, didn’t chat with me, and didn’t explain the referral she later made. I found out from a voicemail from the manager — saying the doctor had referred him on — and my son had no clue. That’s awkward. In practice, the referral might be the right call; I appreciate that they erred on the side of caution and I’m glad they pushed for a closer look. I just wish communication had been straightforward: a short, clear chat after the exam or a direct phone call would’ve saved a lot of back‑and‑forth. For everyday life, the blue‑light lenses probably help with his homework and late‑night reading, so that part works. Overall it’s competent but uneven — good frames, decent worry for safety, sloppy handoff on info. If you’re the kind of parent who needs to be in the loop immediately, be prepared to chase it a bit. If you want decent glasses and a cautious clinic, it’ll do, but expect to follow up yourself.