Mobile optician · New Brunswick
Frames, fitted where you are.
I pack the collection into the car and bring it to you — your kitchen table, your workplace, or a pop-up date near you. An office in the Acadian Peninsula is on the way. Booking is free: you choose and pay at the visit, and the finished glasses follow once the lenses are cut.
How a visit works
Four steps, no showroom.
- 01
Book
Pick a time and tell me where: your home, your workplace, or an upcoming pop-up date near you. It takes a minute and costs nothing.
- 02
I come to you
I arrive with the collection, measuring tools and lens samples. Bring your current glasses and your prescription if you have one.
- 03
Measure & choose
Pupillary distance, bridge, temple length — and an honest conversation about what suits your face and how you actually use your eyes all day.
- 04
Fitted & followed up
I order your lenses, return to adjust them, and keep your file on record so the next pair takes twenty minutes.
What I bring
Frames, sunglasses and lenses — decided together.
I do not run a catalogue, because a photograph cannot tell you whether a frame suits your face or whether it will carry your prescription. The whole case travels to you and the choosing happens with the frames actually on.
- Frames
- Acetate, titanium, stainless and rimless, in a range of widths so there is something for a narrow face and something for a wide one. Enough to choose from, not so much that it becomes a chore.
- Sunglasses
- Tinted, polarized, or made to your prescription. Same fitting, same file — and the same conversation about what you actually do outdoors.
- Lenses
- Single vision, progressive, bifocal and office lenses, with anti-reflective, blue-filter, photochromic and polarized treatments. Priced out loud, at the table, before anything is ordered.
Where I go
Two regions, one case of frames.
Visits at your home or your workplace, across the Acadian Peninsula and Greater Moncton. If you are outside these areas, ask anyway — pop-up dates move around.
Acadian Peninsula
- Tracadie-Sheila
- Caraquet
- Shippagan
- Néguac
- Lamèque
- Paquetville
Greater Moncton
- Moncton
- Dieppe
- Riverview
- Shediac
- Bouctouche
- Salisbury
In their words
What people say afterwards.
“As a client of O'Klaire Optik, my experience was excellent. A very good choice of frames and lenses, with very professional service — appointments on your own schedule, including the adjustments afterwards. And the service is offered in French, in English, or even in chiac!! 😀”
“Sabrina turned a simple change of glasses into an experience that brought together humour, professionalism and genuine care, all under the banner of impeccable customer service.
“It was the first time I had had an at-home, made-to-measure service for choosing my glasses. The comfort of that approach, the variety of frames on offer and the quality of the product won my trust and my satisfaction completely.”
“I found out about O'Klaire Optik through Facebook and decided to use Sabrina's services — she is the owner. I was due for new glasses and I already had a price from my usual optician, so I had the chance to compare while also supporting a new entrepreneur and trying a new kind of service.
“First, the experience… what is there to say other than WOW. Sabrina arrives at your home with a preselection of frames based on a few questions, and let me tell you, she carries a very well-stocked inventory!
“She takes her time, gives her honest opinion, and all of it in the comfort of your own home, with the people closest to you giving their feedback on the spot.
“Then the options… they are offered and explained with concrete visual examples. I finally understood what anti-reflective coating, lens thinning and the rest actually meant in terms of vision.
“And finally, the price… entirely comparable to my usual optician, with direct billing to insurance.
“And let us not forget the after-sales service. Yes — Sabrina contacts you some time after your glasses arrive to check that the fit is right, and comes out again to readjust them if needed.
“For me it was a wonderful find, and I will certainly keep supporting O'Klaire Optik!”
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Ready when you are.
Free to book, nothing to pay online. Choose a time, and I will confirm by phone or email within one business day.
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