Adjustments, cleanings, and repairs are free. Bring in any pair and a licensed optician will take a look. We're at 6780 Miramar Rd Ste 106, San Diego, CA 92121, with parking on site.
Adjustments, cleanings, and repairs are free, including nose pads and screws, whether or not you bought the pair from us.
Any pair, wherever you bought it.
Single vision lenses are finished in the lab on site. Specialty lenses are ordered in.
If a break is past what we can put right in the showroom, we’ll tell you when we look at it.
Snapped Metal Fronts And Solder Breaks
Breaks that need soldering have to go to a specialist.
Discontinued Or Unavailable Parts
Parts that are no longer made cannot be replaced.
Deeply Scratched Or Crazed Lenses
Deeply scratched lenses cannot be fixed and need replacement.
Eyewear we did not sell is accepted for repair at your own risk. Frames and lenses can break during a repair, and the risk is higher with older frames. On-Sight Optics accepts no liability for damage to eyewear it did not supply.
Open the map for directions or a closer look at where we are.
6780 Miramar Rd Ste 106San Diego, CA 92121Phone
619-402-1033Showroom Hours
Coming in for something else? The San Diego showroom page covers fittings, prescription safety glasses, and everyday pairs.
Yes. Walk into the Miramar showroom with any pair and an optician will take a look, wherever you bought them and whether or not your employer has a program with us.
Adjustments and refits for frames that have bent or stopped sitting right, nose pad and screw replacement, and new lenses cut for a frame you already own. If a break is past what we can put right in the showroom, we'll say so when we look at it.
Yes, prescription or not. The same jobs as eyeglasses: adjustments and refits, nose pads and screws, and new lenses in a frame you already own.
Adjustments, cleanings, and repairs are free, including nose pads and screws, whether or not you bought the pair from us. New lenses for a frame you already own are a separate job and are quoted before any work starts.
Three kinds. Breaks that need soldering have to go to a specialist. Parts that are no longer made cannot be replaced. Deeply scratched lenses cannot be fixed and need replacement. An optician will tell you which applies when they look at the pair.
Walk in during showroom hours, or call and describe the break.