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1169 Mt Seymour Rd, North Vancouver, British Columbia, V7H 2Y4, Canada
(604) 929-1891
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Jun 9, 2018
Personally he is so amazing. I have only started going to them for about 1 year now. He his so so good he doesn’t push you to buy them he lets you take your time and great selection for kids and adults.

Jan 31, 2018
From the first moment I stepped into Parkgate Optical, I have never had to go anywhere else for my eye care needs. Aside from having all the updated selection of frames, lenses, etc., Wayne is a very knowlegable Optometrist who is passionate about what he does and will meet all his clients' needs with precision, compassion and care. He treats everyone like family and will go out of his way to ensure his clients are happy and satisfied. I have and will continue to send my family and friends to Wayne with no hesitation. Thank you Parkgate Optical for you exceptional service!

Feb 4, 2018
My dad has been dealing with Wayne for over 24 years.....and now I'm 2nd generation & I've been getting my eyewear needs through Wayne for the last few years. His face fitting techniques & patience is extraordinary. Our family is very grateful for his personal service and low prices. Would highly recommend Wayne at Parkgate Optical!

Jun 2, 2017
You will have a great experience with Wayne. He is very knowledgeable and he does not try to up-sell you. He listens to your needs what you want and your budget. The frames are very up to date and stylist and he has great recommendations. I think that is due to his length of experience in the industry. I highly recommend his shop and service.

Jan 26, 2018
Thank you Wayne for going above and beyond in helping my friend with her eye glasses. Exceptional service with a smile. 😊

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