Multiópticas
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With a 4.3-star rating, customers generally praise the Ibiza Town branch for its efficiency and professional atmosphere. Real customer feedback highlights include:
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They have given me the on-display sunglasses, the color is scratched on the front. I payed full price. Next stop is Bar San Ciriaco where the barman takes you in without your will and takes your money for overpriced things (at the beginning it was all free). Visit Spain for Spanish hospitality and morals.
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Tourist Information
**How To Book:** Appointments can be made via phone (+34 971 93 12 29), through the global multiopticas.com website, or by walking in for retail needs. **Ehic Acceptance:** No, optical services in Spain are generally private and not covered by the EHIC. **Payment Methods:** Cash, Debit Cards, and all major Credit Cards (Visa, Mastercard, AMEX). **How To Get There:** Located on the main harbor road in Ibiza Town. If arriving by boat, it is a 2-minute walk from the ferry terminal. If driving, use the Es Pratet parking lot nearby. **Languages Spoken:** Spanish and English are confirmed; staff are accustomed to assisting international tourists. **Emergency Service:** Not a 24/7 emergency clinic, but excellent for 'vision emergencies' like broken frames or lost contacts during business hours. **Prescription Process:** Tourists can bring a prescription from their home country, though a local eye test is recommended for the most accurate lens fitting. **Appointment Availability:** Usually available within 24-48 hours; walk-ins are often accommodated for minor repairs or sunglass purchases. **Medical Records In English:** Basic prescriptions use international standard notation (OD/OS, Sphere, Cylinder), which is understood globally. **Travel Insurance Acceptance:** They do not bill travel insurance directly. They provide a formal 'factura' (invoice) with VAT (IVA) details for you to claim reimbursement from your insurer. **English Speaking Practitioners:** Yes, optometrists are available who can conduct exams in English.
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**Out Of Pocket:** Expect to pay €30-€50 for an eye exam if not purchasing eyewear. **Typical Pricing:** Eye exams are often free with the purchase of glasses; 'mó' brand frames with lenses start as low as €79-€99. **Public Insurance:** Not accepted (Optical is private in Spain). **Travel Insurance:** Direct billing is not available; pay out-of-pocket and request an invoice for reimbursement. **Private Insurance:** May offer discounts for members of Spanish insurers like Sanitas or Adeslas (verify in-store).
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an appointment for an eye exam?
While walk-ins are sometimes available, it is best to book 24 hours in advance to ensure an optometrist is free, especially during the busy summer season.
Can I get my glasses repaired the same day?
Minor repairs like screw replacements or frame adjustments can usually be done on the spot. Major lens replacements depend on stock availability.
Do you speak English?
Yes, the staff at the Carrer Lluís Tur i Palau branch are experienced in assisting English-speaking tourists and expats.
I lost my contact lenses; can I buy more here?
Yes, if you have your prescription. If you don't have it, they can perform a quick fitting to determine your requirements.
How much does a standard pair of glasses cost?
Prices for the 'mó' house brand are very affordable, often starting around €79 for a complete pair including lenses.
Are you located near the cruise ship port?
Yes, the shop is located on the main waterfront road (Carrer Lluís Tur i Palau), very close to where the formentera ferries and cruise tenders arrive.
Do you offer hearing tests?
Yes, this location includes a dedicated audiology section for hearing tests and hearing aid fittings.
Can I use my foreign prescription?
Yes, they can read most international prescriptions, though they may suggest a quick re-check to ensure accuracy before ordering expensive lenses.
Do you accept American Express?
Yes, as part of a large national chain, they accept all major international credit cards.
What are your opening hours?
Typically, they follow Spanish retail hours: Monday-Friday 09:30–13:30 and 16:30–20:30, and Saturday mornings. They are usually closed on Sundays.