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Your Optometrists in Paso Robles, CA.

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Welcome to Family Optometric Care in beautiful Paso Robles. Dr. J Brent Meek and Dr. Lisa A. Kopper and the Family Optometric Care team strive to provide the finest in optometric care. We invite you to browse our website to learn more about our optometry services, and join our patient family by scheduling an eye exam appointment at our Paso Robles office.

Our Services

  • Comprehensive Eye Health Examinations
  • Pediatric (Children's) Eye Health Exams
  • Dry Eye Disease Management
  • Diabetic Eyecare
  • Ocular Emergencies
  • Co management of Refractive (Laser) and Cataract Surgeries
  • Contact Lens Fitting
  • Designer Prescription and Non-Prescription Eyeglasses and Sunglasses
  • Lens and Frame Repair
  • On Site lab

Dr. J Brent Meek and Dr. Lisa A. Kopper
Paso Robles Optometrist | Family Optometric Care | (805) 238-2020

1034 Vine St
Paso Robles, CA 93446

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Monday:

9:00-12:30pm

1:30-6pm

Tuesday:

8:30-12:30pm

1:30-5pm

Wednesday:

8:30-12:30pm

1:30-5pm

Thursday:

8:30-12:30pm

1:30-5pm

Friday:

8:00 am-2:00 pm

Closed

Saturday:

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Sunday:

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  • "These guys are legit. No hassle, friendly and fast. My kind of office. Love the optic shop."
    Jake W. - San Francisco, Ca