Drs. Fine, Hoffman, & Packer, LLC

GLASSES AND CONTACTS

Whether you need glasses or contact lenses we have what you're seeking. Highly trained opticians with over 50 years of optical experience and technicians with over 60 years of technical/contact lens experience can address your individual needs. When it comes to glasses or contacts there's no other place like:

The Focal Point
An Optical Shop

Drs. Fine, Hoffman & Packer, LLC
Ophthalmologists


Highly Trained Opticians	50 years of optical experience Free eyeglass adjustments Knowledge and expertise to best serve you for your individual needs We will gladly bill all eye care insurance

Frames	Highest possible quality Reasonable prices Exclusive eyewear only available in this area Sport and safety frames, ski goggles, etc. We also offer a one year unconditional warranty More comfortable due to balance of design and materials Attractive styling increases self-confidence and esteem

Ophthalmic Quality Sunwear	Have precision ground or cast lenses Improve visual acuity, less distortion More comfortable

Specialized Lenses	Occupational lenses Industrial safety Unbreakable polycarbonate Special lenses to make thick lenses thinner

Anti-Reflective Coating	See more clearly…and be seen Eliminates annoying glare…less fatigue Safer driving at night…no star effect

Ultra-Violet Coating	Protects your eyes from harmful rays Works like sun blocker lotion on skin Necessary especially in sunwear for corneal protection Reduces eye strain on video display terminals

Scratch-Resistant Plastic Lenses	More comfortable to wear because they are about half the weight of glass Protection coating prevents tiny abrasions on lens surface CR-39 is tintable and can be coated Impact resistant, won't shatter

Progressive Lenses	State-of-the-art design more similar to the natural lens of your eye Eliminates annoying jump lines Cosmetically improves appearance Provides all ranges of vision - distance, intermediate and near

Custom Tinting	Improves skin tone around the eye Is customized for each person's coloring Photo chromatic lenses that adjust to changes in lighting Therapeutic specialty tints Video display terminal tints Sports, High Tech tints

Best of all…

We give you service that you'll recommend to friends.

More Glasses and Contacts Information:

Commonly Asked Questions:

How often should I have an eye exam?
Children - Six months of age, three years old, before starting school, and every two years after. If your child wears glasses or contacts, they should have an exam yearly.
Adults - Every one to two years up to age 40. Adults with diabetes, high blood pressure, and other disorders should be seen annually. Adults over 60 should be seen annually.