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Capital Eyes Optical LLC

(on sleater kinney)
Eye doctors & Optometrists in Lacey, WA
Eye doctors & Optometrists

Hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
10:00AM - 5:00PM
Thursday
Closed
Friday
Closed
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Location

700 Sleater Kinney Rd SE
Lacey, WA
98503

About

Capital Eyes Optical LLC is your local source for all types of prescription eye-wear. Owner, optician Gary Mattix has over 41 years of experience in the optical field and enjoys helping clients in the Lacey, Washington with their vision need

Latest

UPDATE: Our office will be closed on Friday, June 28th and Wednesday and Thursday, July 3rd and 4th.
Is your child is suddenly having minor discipline problems in school? It could be his or her vision. When eyesight deteriorates, children think that because they can't see the teacher, the teacher can't see them. Corrective eyewear can make a difference.
While many like to recite the trite little ditty “Men never make passes…” - well, you know the rest – that is no longer true. Glasses now make strong fashion statements and are no longer the heavy, lumbering pieces of medical apparatus they once were.
Looking for a reason to buy new glasses? Here's a little motivation: "Putting on a new pair of glasses or sunglasses is a simple way to completely transform your look - just like a new hairstyle." - Brad Goreski
Technological innovations in lens materials have led to the development of “hi-index” lenses. These products are made from higher density materials than are found in traditional glass or plastic, allowing for thinner and lighter lenses without a reduction in performance.
If you participate in sports, you need glasses that can withstand the forces that are generated. While you may use a strap to keep them affixed to your head, they still need to be sturdy enough to resist damage if they are knocked off your noggin.
If you wear glasses and work at a job that requires protective eyewear, special lens materials are available. Lenses can be made using your prescription that will protect your eyes while on the job.
No, your eyesight hasn't deteriorated in the week since you bought your new glasses – the lenses need to be cleaned! Keep soft cloths designed specifically for cleaning lenses in several places like your desk, glove compartment, purse, and briefcase to name a few.
Did you know that before moveable type was invented, eyeglasses were a luxury? It was not until books and other printed works were readily available that they became a necessity.
Constant exposure to sunlight causes night vision to gradually deteriorate. Sunglasses that have had a UV coating applied to the lenses offer excellent protection against this problem.
If you have children who wear glasses, you know that it can be a struggle to keep them in good condition (the glasses, that is). Keep a backup pair on hand in the event the primary pair breaks.
Lenses that are anti-reflective reduce glare from various light sources and makes all of your activities that much more enjoyable. If you work at a computer or drive a car or truck at night and you wear glasses, anti-reflective protection can help you see the light without the glare.
If you regularly move from indoors to outdoors, transition lenses can help eliminate the need for multiple sets of glasses to protect your eyes. Photochromic lenses darken or lighten based on the amount of sunlight or UV radiation striking their surface.
Woodworking hobbies that require attention to detail or working with power tools necessitate that your eyes be properly protected. Instead of using uncomfortable, over-the-counter goggles, have safety glasses made using your prescription.
The earliest known examples of the modern eyeglass configuration date back to the fourteenth century in Italy. Though they lacked temple arms, they were designed to balance on the bridge of the nose.
Here's a fun fact: Records show that the Roman emperor Nero had a type of sunglasses. On sunny days, he would watch gladiator fights while holding polished gemstones over his eyes.
Your skin is not the only part of your body that needs protection from the sun - your eyes do as well. Prolonged exposure can lead to the development of pinguecula, a thickening of the conjunctiva on the sclera. Sunglasses with a UV protectant coating offer excellent protection.
Astigmatism results from a change in the standard shape of the eye. Normally the eye is round, but astigmatism is the product of an oval eye surface. Proper prescription eyewear can correct the problem.
Did you know that some medications can cause problems with contact lenses? Check your prescription, and if this is indicated have a pair of glasses made for the duration of your dosing.
Did you know that the eye has the most active muscles in the body and has well over a million moving parts? In addition, it is the only organ that is fully operational at any given time.
If you sit in front of a computer or similar screens for extended periods, there's a risk of eyestrain. If you're beginning to experience discomfort, consider getting a pair of dedicated glasses designed for this.

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Company name
Capital Eyes Optical LLC
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Eye doctors & Optometrists

FAQs

  • What is the phone number for Capital Eyes Optical LLC in Lacey WA?
    You can reach them at: 360-438-9458. It’s best to call Capital Eyes Optical LLC during business hours.
  • What is the address for Capital Eyes Optical LLC on sleater kinney in Lacey?
    Capital Eyes Optical LLC is located at this address: 700 Sleater Kinney Rd SE Lacey, WA 98503.
  • What are Capital Eyes Optical LLC(Lacey, WA) store hours?
    Capital Eyes Optical LLC store hours are as follows: Mon-Tue: Closed, Wed: 10:00AM - 5:00PM, Thu-Sun: Closed.