340 N Sibley St., Suite 101 St. Paul, MN, 55101 LMNOptician@gmail.com

What Makes Us Different

Mobile Service

Schedule a mobile visit on our services page. We'll visit your with several frame choices and we'll give your personalized service to establish the right fit and the lenses order.

Then we'll deliver the glasses to you for a fitting upon completion.

Prescription Lenses

We offer Zeiss lenses, a brilliant lens in both traditional and digital styles. We also offer other lenses as needed. Our independent lab assures attention to detail in manufacturing to get your lenses right the first time.

Upscale Readers / Cheaters

We carry eye bobs, scojo, AJ Morgan and many more. We've also created our own line of ready wear progressives, using Zeiss digital lenses, as well as computer readers. Our multifocal reading glasses are perfect for office, musicians, artists, hair stylists, art galleries, and much more.

Handmade Frames

We offer many handmade frames, crafted here in the USA, France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Japan and more.

Blue Light

We offer many ready wear blue light lenses, along with Zeiss custom blue light non-Rx and Rx lenses.

We're here for you

One on one personalized service is our main objective. We're a small business that cares about your needs. We appreciate you.

Use your FSA/HSA cards for your purchases here. We also have an itemized receipt so that you may receive some reimbursements from your vision plan provider upon submission.

Post cataract glasses

Our extensive experience working with post cataract patients assures your optimal service. It's best to wait at least thirty to sixty days after cataract surgery to get new glasses with your updated prescription.

Our pre-made multifocal reading glasses and progressive lenses glasses are perfect for both interim use and long-term use.

Once you order new prescription glasses, you'll have the option to make a change to your new prescription glasses at no cost to you within 60 days of purchase should your prescription need an adjustment due to adaptation following your cataract surgery.