Quality Eye
Care Services
in Maine
Proudly serving our communities
for over 35 years!
About Us
Employee Spotlight
We are pleased to announce Amy Akers as our Employee Spotlight for the month of June! Since August 2018, Amy has been an invaluable member of the Freeport Optical team. Known for her willingness to assist colleagues and her exceptional rapport with patients—many of whom specifically request her by name—Amy has proven herself to be incredibly reliable. Her dedication ensures our patients consistently receive the highest level of care. Thank you, Amy, for your hard work and commitment—we truly appreciate you!
“What I find most fulfilling about my job at Maine Optometry is the opportunity to assist patients with their eyewear needs. Providing excellent customer service is a top priority for me, as it fosters repeat business and ensures our patients remain satisfied. This year marks my sixth anniversary with Maine Optometry, and I take great pride in my tenure here. Outside of work, I cherish spending time with my son and embarking on small adventures. As someone with a passion for art, creating things brings me immense joy. The ocean holds a special place in my heart, and one of the things I adore about Maine is its abundance of both freshwater and saltwater bodies. During the summer, if I’m not at home, you’ll likely find me at the ocean or by a lake.” – Amy
Our Doctors
At Maine Optometry, we have the expertise needed to handle all your eye care needs. Our talented eye doctors are committed to providing our patients with excellent care in a friendly and modern atmosphere!
Services
The team at Maine Optometry is here to provide all the eye care services you and your family need, all in one place. No matter what your unique circumstances require, our doctors will help you maintain your eye health and vision with a personalized treatment plan.
Eye Exams
Our comprehensive eye exams are the foundation of our care. We won’t only update your vision prescription, but we’ll also use cutting-edge diagnostic technology to get a complete picture of your overall eye health. Our exams also allow us to monitor any changes in your eyes between visits, which helps us detect potential issues early and gives us time to tailor a treatment plan and protect your eyesight. In addition to our routine eye exams, we also offer specialty pediatric eye exams, diabetic eye exams, and contact lens exams!
Eyewear
Glasses & Frames
We carry 1,000 different frame designs from over 50 brands, and most frames can fit a variety of lenses to accommodate specific vision needs. We also offer specialty blue light blocking glasses to help reduce digital eye strain.
Our Collections
We proudly offer our own collection of frames that you won’t find anywhere else. Whether it’s our Noreaster men’s line, our Arielle women’s line, our Sebago unisex options, or our Spudz kids’ collection, we have all your style and vision needs covered!
Sunglasses
It’s important to protect your eyes from the sun’s harmful UV rays all year-round. At Maine Optometry, we pride ourselves on carrying a large collection of sunglasses that are the perfect blend of function and fashion.
Contact Lenses
If you prefer the freedom of contact lenses, we have everything you need. Even if your eyes have been considered “hard-to-fit” in the past, we can help you find the perfect pair from our large collection of specialty lenses.
Eye Disease Management
If our eye doctors notice anything out of the ordinary during your comprehensive eye exam, you won’t need to worry. We’ll protect your eyesight and keep you seeing clearly using our vast experience and incredible technology. We’ll personalize a treatment plan that’s completely tailored to your unique situation and needs to give you the absolute best results.
Macular Degeneration
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) develops when the part of your eye responsible for central vision, the macula, begins to wear down and erode, leading to vision loss. The leading cause of blindness for people over the age of 50, AMD is difficult to detect, but our team has the experience and technology needed to identify it and treat it before your vision is harmed.
Glaucoma
Commonly referred to as “the silent thief of sight” because it can cause vision loss without any other noticeable symptoms, glaucoma is the term for a group of conditions where your eye’s optic nerve has been damaged by unusually high intraocular pressure (IOP). The optic nerve is a crucial part of your vision system and is extremely delicate, but we have the tools and technology needed to monitor your IOP and protect your vision.
Cataracts
Cataracts are an incredibly common condition where the eye’s natural lens becomes stiff and cloudy. Our doctors can identify cataracts during our comprehensive eye exams and provide treatment and management plans to help maintain your eyesight.
Dry Eye
Dry eye is a common, yet uncomfortable condition where your eyes either don’t produce enough tears or make low-quality ones, leaving your eyes feeling dried out, itchy, scratchy, and irritated. We have advanced technology that can identify the root cause of your dry eye and provide you with rapid relief that lasts.
Digital Eye Strain
As our screen usage increases, we’re also exposed to large amounts of blue light, which can cause digital eye strain. Common symptoms of digital eye strain include headaches, blurry vision, and other symptoms. We offer special treatment for this condition and blue light blocking lenses to reduce your discomfort.
Macular Degeneration
Macular Degeneration
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) develops when the part of your eye responsible for central vision, the macula, begins to wear down and erode, leading to vision loss. The leading cause of blindness for people over the age of 50, AMD is difficult to detect, but our team has the experience and technology needed to identify it and treat it before your vision is harmed.
Glaucoma
Glaucoma
Commonly referred to as “the silent thief of sight” because it can cause vision loss without any other noticeable symptoms, glaucoma is the term for a group of conditions where your eye’s optic nerve has been damaged by unusually high intraocular pressure (IOP). The optic nerve is a crucial part of your vision system and is extremely delicate, but we have the tools and technology needed to monitor your IOP and protect your vision.
Cataracts
Cataracts
Cataracts are an incredibly common condition where the eye’s natural lens becomes stiff and cloudy. Our doctors can identify cataracts during our comprehensive eye exams and provide treatment and management plans to help maintain your eyesight.
Dry Eye
Dry Eye
Dry eye is a common, yet uncomfortable condition where your eyes either don’t produce enough tears or make low-quality ones, leaving your eyes feeling dried out, itchy, scratchy, and irritated. We have advanced technology that can identify the root cause of your dry eye and provide you with rapid relief that lasts.
Digital Eye Strain
Digital Eye Strain
As our screen usage increases, we’re also exposed to large amounts of blue light, which can cause digital eye strain. Common symptoms of digital eye strain include headaches, blurry vision, and other symptoms. We offer special treatment for this condition and blue light blocking lenses to reduce your discomfort.
Myopia Management
Specials
We always want to make sure our eye care is as accessible and affordable as possible, which is why we regularly run special events and offers to help our patients get more out of their eye care. Right now, when you buy a full pair of eyeglasses or sunglasses, you can get the second pair for 50% off if you buy them the same day!
Why Choose Us?
At Maine Optometry, we’re committed to providing our patients with the best eye care possible. At all seven of our locations, you’ll find a knowledgeable team of eye care experts who want to help you see clearly using the latest advanced technology. We’re also happy to accept a wide range of insurances, to ensure our care is as affordable and accessible as it can be for every one of our patients.
