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Contact Us Customer Service
Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday 9:00am - 3:00 pm
Call 410-363-1777
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1777 Reisterstown Road
Commerce Center Suite 100
Pikesville, MD 21208
United States
Conveniently located off highway 695 exit 20 in Commerce Center next to Ruths Chris Steak House
Contact Us Customer Service
Contact us Customer Service Bernard Shear Opticians because our team is happy to help. By the way we are out of network for all insurances however, an out of network claim will be filed upon patient request as a thank you for your business. Therefore you may want to call your vision provider to inquire about any out of network benefits that would be reimbursed directly to you. For correspondence anytime please contact us email info@bernardshear.com
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Contact us customer service for quality eye care and unique eyewear. Our opticians can offer options whether it may be for an eyeglass repair or time for a new look. We may recommend the latest technology to fit your lifestyle, including prescription sunglasses. Every pair of eyeglasses comes with its own case, cleaning cloth and spray cleaner. Please come in as needed for adjustments because everything needs maintenance. Friendly reminder to release both temples from behind the ears at the same time to minimize adjustments. There is always a risk when reusing old eyeglass frames for a new prescription. Plastics naturally dry out over time becoming brittle which increases the chances of the eyeglass frame cracking. Metal eyeglass frames tend to break most often in joint areas from being adjusted. When metal is bent back and forth it is bound to break.
We never recommend leaving any eyewear in a vehicle. Leaving eyewear in a parked vehicle especially in extreme temperatures can cause significant damage. Heat can warp plastic frames, degrade lens coatings, and even cause prescription lenses to crack or distort. UV exposure through car windows can also fade or weaken materials over time. Additionally, metal frames may become dangerously hot to the touch, posing a burn risk. For safety, longevity, and optimal vision, it's best to store eyewear in a protective case and take it with you when leaving your car.