Be cautious to make them stick to the original quote! Twice now that amount was completely ignored at the payment counter. By a large margin. Talented doctor and tech staff. Quite pleasant and highly capable besides the receptionist, with me at least. Perhaps I just caught her on another bad day? I justified paying a rate higher than many other avenues for a basic contact prescription. The original $125 quote grew to over 200, right off the bat, when I walked out to pay . A bland "extra work was required" was all the expressionless receptionist would offer for why. I was never notified of our original agreement changing. Auto service centers have no problem letting a customer know if extra expenses will incur. No one would even hear me out, even the owner. Months later this week, I was charged another $70, on a follow up visit to check out the fit. for a final written copy, on the same basic contact prescription exam. I originally was quoted for @$125. I hear the 'extra work "again. Same blank expression and deaf ears to my shock. I finally made a stink and eventually the owner called me today and offered to return the latest $70, but the staff is highly upset with me. The end of a few years of business. Once again on the phone, the owner herself refused to acknowledge, that a customer should be informed of charges beyond the original quote, before the work is performed. It's a roll of the dice having any idea what the business chooses to charge. The basic $125 exam quote we agreed on, grew to the $300+ range with no forewarning or detailed explanation why. That is unacceptable.