At the Hampton Roads Eye Associates Optical Shop in Williamsburg, located at the Cullom Eye and Laser Center, we offer a complete selection of high quality eyewear. Whether this is your first experience with purchasing eyewear, or you just need a change due to recent cataract surgery, our professional staff is here to assist you in selecting the right frame for your personal style and lenses to meet your vision needs.

We offer a complete selection of high quality, stylish eyewear within all price ranges. We feature the highest quality and latest lens technology including the thinnest and lightest 1.74 high index lens, specialized computer glasses, progressive lenses and the most durable lens treatments to reduce glare and provide the most protection against scratches. We want you to have glasses that you are proud of and enjoy wearing.

We accept most vision plans and are available to answer your insurance questions. Please stop by to just look around or get your frames repaired or adjusted.

For questions about eyeglasses, e-mail or call us at 757-345-3004.

Hours of Operation: Monday thru Wednesday - 9:00am-5:00pm; Thursday - 9:00am-6:30pm; Friday - 8:00am-5:00pm; 2nd Saturday of the month - 8:00am-12:00pm.

Michael Bunting, Manager, Licensed Optician, American Board of Opticianry Certified (ABOC)
Mike joined Hampton Roads Eye Associates Optical Services in 2000 as an optical lab technician and started his optical dispensing training in August 2002. Mike completed the Opticianry Apprenticeship Program and received his American Board of Opticianry Certification and Virginia Optician's License in June 2005. In August of 2005, he was promoted to the manager position of the Hampton Roads Eye Associates Optical Shop in Williamsburg at the Cullom Eye and Laser Center. Mike has lived in Poquoson all of his life, and he graduated from Poquoson HS in 1998.

Marty Goergen, Licensed Optician
Marty joined Hampton Roads Eye Assocates Optical Services in 2002 and works with patients at both the Oyster Point and the Williamsburg locations. Marty started his career in 1979 at the Optician School at the Naval Ophthalmic Support & Training Activity in Yorktown, VA. Marty went on to graduate from Thomas Nelson Community College in 1982 with an AAS degree in Dispensing Opticianry. He received his American Board of Opticianry Certification in 1985 and his Virginia Optician's License in 1992. He is a former director of the Navy's Optician school and has been teaching the second year of the three-year Virginia Optician Apprenticeship Program since 1998. Marty completed his BS degree in Information Systems in 2001, and is finishing his Masters degree in Elementary Education.

Want to prevent or slow vision loss? According to many eye care professionals, the best way to accomplish this is with early detection through regular eye exams.

Even though your vision may be clear, exams can uncover changes in the eye caused by high blood pressure, diabetes, eye tumors, retinal disorders and glaucoma. Some of these have no symptoms in the early stages. Eye exams can also lead to the earliest detection of other serious health problems-including diabetes or hypertension.

Also, children should have their first eye exam before entering kindergarten.

Schedule your eye exam today!