On-Site Optical Laboratory at Westmount Optometrists

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Customized Service On-Site

Westmount Optometrists has an on-site optical laboratory! Prescription eyeglasses and contact lenses are customized for our patients by our experienced staff. With more control over the design, we can help our patients receive quality lenses that match their unique vision needs.

After your next appointment, ask us how we can customize your lenses.

Why On-Site?

An on-site optical lab offers convenience with faster results. Depending on the patient’s prescription, some lenses may be ready often on the same day! It also allows our optometrists and opticians more control over the quality, cost, and customization.

Our optical lab helps us broaden our services so we can design prescription eyewear optimized for your unique lifestyle and visual comfort. We stock a variety of fashionable and high-quality brands for frames, and your eyes deserve lenses that match that quality.

Visit Westmount Optometrists for quality lenses finished on-site.

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Where To Find Us

At the corner of Springbank Drive and Wonderland Road, our clinic offers plenty of parking out front.

Our Address

  • 585 Springbank Dr.
  • London, ON N6J1H3

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