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Company details
- Optician
- Contact Lenses Supplier
- Fashion Accessories Store
- Health and Beauty Shop
- Hearing Aid Store
- Sunglasses Store
Written by the company
Veyre un Regard by Audrey Optique est votre spécialiste "optique" de référence aux Martres-de-Veyre. Opticienne indépendante, Audrey Brosson est reconnue pour son expertise technique en verres de haute technicité et son engagement zéro compromis sur la qualité visuelle. Nous vous offrons un diagnostic visuel rigoureux et un équipement sur-mesure (montures et lentilles) garantissant un confort optimal. Réparation et ajustage sont effectués directement et gratuitement. Ici, vous ne payez pas la marque, mais l'expertise. Prenez rendez-vous : votre vue mérite le meilleur conseil, sans la pression commerciale
Contact info
30 Avenue de la Gare, 63730, Les Martres-de-Veyre, France
- 04 73 10 39 25
- veyreunregard@audreyoptique.fr
- audreyoptique.fr
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