EYE EXAM
The eye exam lasts between 30 and 60 minutes. First, you’ll be greeted by an assistant optometrist, who will perform preparatory tests using state-of-the-art equipment. The tests assess the overall health of your eyes (and retina) and detect signs of eye disease.
Once the tests have been completed, the optometrist will evaluate the results and let you know if a problem has been detected. Based on the results, the optometrist will be able to give you advice or recommendations.
The optometrist will continue to evaluate your vision through various manual and mechanical tests. If necessary, he or she will provide you with a prescription for corrective lenses.
Your child’s first eye exam should be performed before he or she starts school, at around age 4, to ensure the best possible academic success. However, if you notice that your child has a squinty eye, or seems to be having difficulty seeing nearby objects, it’s a good idea to have his or her vision evaluated as soon as possible.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Le Lunetier proud to be a Quebec company! In 1986, prescription optician and businessman Gaston Frénette opened the first Lunetier on Papineau Street in Montreal. His expertise and passion have enabled him to create a company that has been meeting the needs of its customers and employees for over 35 years. In April 2021, Le Lunetier will pass into the hands of two Quebecers who have been passionate about optics for over 15 years, Jason and Anthony Therrien. To learn more about Le Lunetier’s history, visit our “About us” section.
Simply visit the “Careers” section of our website and apply for the position you’re looking for. If you don’t find a position that suits you, we invite you to send an application via our contact form, mentioning which store you’re applying for and the position you’re interested in.
Whether it’s for an eye exam or the purchase of glasses, our teams will always provide you with an invoice that you can submit to your insurance company.
We accept the following methods of payment: cash, debit, Visa and Mastercard.
GLASSES AND CONTACT LENSES
Yes, we accept outside prescriptions.
We offer both single vision and progressive lenses. No matter what you need, we’ll work with your needs.
Yes, you can order non-prescription glasses in-store. Non-prescription lenses will have the same anti-reflective and scratch-resistant protection as our prescription lenses.
If your frames get bigger over time, you can go to your nearest Lunetier and our team of opticians will be happy to readjust your glasses.
In most cases, our trained opticians can repair your glasses on site (broken nose pads, loose temple screws, welding, etc.).
Yes, we sell all types of contact lenses (one-day and monthly).
Our opticians offer training on fitting, removal, care and precautions to take with contact lenses.
