Opticians

The Optical practice was established by Robert Roope in 1979 in George Street, St. Albans where it can still be found today. It’s always been a small independent family business with the focus on providing quality eye care to the community.

Robert Roope’s interest in unusual glasses designs and vintage frames has always influenced the unique selection of frames available at the shop. Stock is constantly evolving, offering a great choice of individual eyewear.

Likewise, the professional staff at Robert Roope Opticians keep themselves constantly attuned to current innovations in prescription lens design. They recognize that every customer has a unique prescription and that modern lens technology can more closely address a customer’s finer visual requirements. That’s why Robert Roope and his team are happy to offer expert advice on the best choice of lenses to the individual customer,

Robert Roope selects lenses from superior lens manufacturers like Zeiss, Nikon, Essilor and Hoya.

Eye examinations

Eye examinations are normally available on Saturday mornings. The sight test not only includes the prescribing of glasses to correct vision but also focuses on early detection and diagnosis of abnormal eye conditions. Click here to make an appointment.

Optical Lab

The in-house optical laboratory where most of the spectacles are glazed ensures a high level of accuracy, quality control and fast turnaround. The practice stocks a wide range of single vision prescription lenses and where possible a 1-hour glazing service can be offered.

Robert Roope uses the best precision optical machinery to ensure that the lenses are manufactured to the high optical standard demanded by the finest quality lenses available.

Directions

Robert Roope is located at 20 George Street, St Albans, AL3 4ES a cathedral market town about 20 miles north of London, England.
The practice is accessible by rail links from London and is situated ideally for the M25. Click here for a detailed map

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