Choosing a good optician is not just about price or proximity. Your vision deserves more than a quick exam and catalog glasses. Here's what you should consider.

1. Experience and professional background

An optician with years of experience not only accumulates technical knowledge but also better understands the specific needs of their community. In Jaén, where families seek continuity and trust, experience makes the difference.

2. Personalized service (not impersonal chains)

Large chains may offer competitive prices, but they rarely know your visual history or remember your preferences. In a family optician, you're attended by the same team that has known your visual evolution for years.

3. Updated prescription technology

A good optometrist needs modern tools: digital autorefractometers, corneal topographers, and precise measurement equipment. Ask what technology they use before getting your exam.

4. Variety of frames (with professional criteria)

It's not just about having many brands, but selecting those that truly combine optical quality, design and durability. A good optician chooses their suppliers with criteria, not randomly.

5. After-sales service and free adjustments

Glasses need periodic adjustments. Make sure the optician offers this service at no extra cost. It's a sign of commitment to your long-term comfort.

Why choose us?

At Óptica Francés we combine these 5 aspects: 52 years of experience, close second-generation treatment, updated technology, carefully selected frames and after-sales commitment. We're not the biggest optician in Jaén, but one of the most reliable.

If you're looking for quality, experience and human treatment, come meet us. We've been in the heart of Jaén since 1974.