Optical retailer opens fourth Grand Rapids location 

Photo courtesy of Eyemart Express

Eyemart Express is opening its newest store in Comstock Park on Nov. 30. The new store is located at 4064 Alpine Ave. NW. With 2,975-square-feet of space, the new store carries more than 2,000 frames at a variety of price points. The newest location marks Eyemart Express’ fourth location in the Grand Rapids market.

Eyemart Express offers free same-day service thanks to its in-store lens labs and skilled technicians who can have most glasses ready in as little as 30 minutes. The optical retailer carries thousands of frame options for adults and kids. The new store’s selection includes popular brands such as Versace, Lacoste, Kendra Scott, and Nike. Kids can choose from a wide assortment of frames by brands like Jonas Paul and My Little Pony. Glasses at the new Comstock Park location will feature a special “buy one, get one free” deals for a limited time. 

“We’re excited to introduce the Comstock Park community to a new standard of convenient and affordable eye care,” says Megan Shoffner, General Manager, Eyemart Express in Comstock Park. “We understand that people are busy and watch their spending. That’s why we are committed to providing comprehensive eye care and same-day glasses that fit into any budget.” 

Eyemart Express gives teachers, school staff, military members and their families, veterans, healthcare workers, and first responders 20% everyday discounts on all eyewear purchases. Additionally, Eyemart Express supports nonprofit organizations, including Stand Up To Cancer and Petfinder Foundation, by making donations to them every year. 

Shoppers in Comstock Park can bring in their current prescription to Eyemart Express or plan an exam with Dr. Keith Moulds at Alpine Family Eyecare, located inside Eyemart Express. Eyemart Express is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The retailer is closed on Sunday.

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