Londos Glenn, OD

I think Dr Londos is First Rate and have recommended him to several friends and family. I started seeing him when I had insurance. Now I’m retired without insurance — I still see him. Eyes are important — I want to keep mine healthy and I trust this doctor. I hadn’t seen him in two years — but last month I had a check-​up and purchased both bifocal sunglasses and no-​line bifocals for everyday. I am always surprised that this small office has a fabulous selection of fashionable glasses — and that they’re reasonably priced. Love the doctor, love the office — LOVE the new glasses! I’m really delighted.

I was in a serious jam as my glasses were broke and needed to get in somewhere ASAP! They were kind enough to see me at the drop of a hat and he even gave me 2 emergency pairs of contacts to get me thru until my new glasses arrived. Being diabetic he had to dilate my eyes and went thru the process with me before hand and even showed me what he was looking for and how my blood sugar control can greatly effect my vision. I didn’t mind paying the contact exam as there are in fact extra things he had to do to ensure I got the right size contacts. He explains that in the procedure. I would recommend him to anyone and will continue going to him as long as my insurance allows!

I don’t have any complaints about Dr. Londos himself except that he insists on removing and reinserting your contacts for you (seriously, who does that?!?) which is just very odd and resulted in one of my contacts not being in correctly. As an eye doctor he is thorough without being annoyingly so.
What I find annoying is the «contact lens exam fee» of $ 95 (mind you this is in addition to the $ 10 copay I pay for my ‘well vision exam’ even though there isn’t anything different done if I’m just getting a glasses prescription. My insurance allows $ 120 for the contact lens exam and contacts. With my old eye doctor the majority of that amount actually went towards contacts. I find this fee just a way to squeeze more money out of the customer since I have to get at least 2 boxes of contacts. Next year I’ll be calling around to find a doctor with a more reasonable contact lens fee. They also overcharge for contacts. Mine were at least $ 15 more per box with them than elsewhere.
A word about the office as well. The waiting area is tiny; awkwardly so. If you’re there waiting and someone else is too, forget it. There’s also no place to hang your coat which wouldn’t be a big deal if the exam room didn’t have the only hanger behind the door. Overall, it’s just a very cramped space.
Office staff were nice enough but not stellar.
I’ll be looking for a place where I can get a better bang for my insurance buck.

Dr. Londos has been my optometrist for 12 years now, and he is excellent! He is always willing to go out of his way to accommodate clients, and give them the best quality products and services for good prices. I myself unfortunately do not have health insurance, but he always finds ways to help me out with this situation.
He even went out of his way to get me a pair of emergency contacts for my birthday weekend– which I am very thankful for.
I don’t agree with the post below, because you CAN find cheaper contacts online or at any other store, but there is a significant difference in the brand and the quality of them.

He will rape your insurance and squeeze every last dollar he can out of you, he sells his contacts for $ 30 when you can get them else where for half of that!