First, the license on the wall is expired. I didnt think much of it.Next, they dont have any of the standard equipment an optometrist normally has for looking at your retina, testing the pressure in your eye, measuring the ability of your eye to focus, etc. They employ messy eye drops, shining a flashlight in your eye, etc. The only equipment here is the standard lens changer for measuring your prescription.They also dont have common contacts in store for trials or to buy on the spot, I had to pay to have the contacts shipped to me.The above was strange to me, but it wasnt until I tried to buy lenses online that I really got irked. I wanted to purchase some large diameter SFX contacts (which Ive been using for costuming for many years), and when the supplier I purchased from contacted them to verify my purchase, the office refused to verify my prescription on the basis that I hadnt been fit for the lenses. Hadnt been fit for custom made lenses (think about that for just a sec).This office clearly takes their responsibility for my safety seriously, but Ill counter by saying Ill be responsible for my own safety, thanks. This is the first time Ive ever encountered a problem like this; I can buy non-corrective sfx lenses without a doctor; the scrip is for the correction, not the lens. They didnt fit me for the acuvue lenses they prescribed me, either - I came in with them and they just wrote that on my new prescription along with No substitutions for no apparent reason.So, if you want outdated exam methods, and no ability to try other contact lenses without coming back to pay for another visit, go for it - I wont be back.