Eyeglasses
White Eye Care Center offers a unique selection of affordable eyeglass frames and lenses in Logan, WV.
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Contact Lenses
New advances in contact lens technology allow most people to successfully wear contact lenses.
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Sunglasses
Don’t sacrifice fashionable style or high-level sports performance with our high-end prescription sunglasses!
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Specialty Lenses
Designer frames may help you look good, but the lenses are what allow you to see well.
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Welcome to White Eye Care Center, Logan, WV
Your Complete Eye Care Center
White Eye Care Center is dedicated to helping you achieve optimal vision and maintain healthy eyes.
White Eye Care has been locally-owned and operated in Logan, West Virginia for 30 years. The new, state of the art office offers complete eye health care for the entire family by Drs. White, Lucas & Adkins. The practice offers contact lenses, eyewear, and sunglasses for every taste and budget.
To schedule your comprehensive eye examination, contact us today at 304.752.2020 We also invite you to visit us in person to see our selection glasses and contact lenses. For more information about our eye care services please continue browsing our website.
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February Is Low Vision Awareness Month: Are You at Risk?
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