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Norwich White Lion Street
Reviews Summary
2 out of 5 stars
Based on 7 reviews
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5 star reviews
- 29%
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4 star reviews
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3 star reviews
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2 star reviews
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1 star reviews
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Recent reviews

I had an urgent eye health concern. I usually use Boots but no appointments available.
Specsavers saw me same day. I was there for a while whilst they ran several tests to thoroughly check my eyes and 4-5 members of staff attended to me.
Every single one was friendly, polite, professional, extremely competent and thoughtful. The optician was fantastic - the best I have ever seen.

The worst service I has .staffs are helpless..and in one year I brought 3 glasses.the service is only money..useless

Specsavers won't get BSL Interpreter. They refuse. I don’t know where to turn. Deaf people struggle

Been battling for months, still refuse to get BSL Interpreter for Deaf patients. NHS say they just but Specsavers ignore.

I had to ask a friend to write this, my language is British Sign Language and specsavers refuse to get a BSL Interpreter in. They ignore the Equality Act and NhS Accessible Information Standards.
My eye sight test is overdue because they won’t get an interpreter. .
I am worried about my safety and very depressed that they ignore Deaf people.

... se patients.
They have a legal duty to provide qualified registered BSL interpreters.
Why are still allowed to carry out NHS work!

... sure he was happy nothing had changed with my optic disks.
I cannot fault them. The experience was definitely different due to COVID-19 but I felt they had done everything they could to make sure staff and customers were safe.
Reviews Summary
2 out of 5 stars
Based on 7 reviews
Review data
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5 star reviews
- 29%
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4 star reviews
- 0%
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3 star reviews
- 0%
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2 star reviews
- 0%
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1 star reviews
- 71%
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