The practice is owned and operated by Optometrist Mr Kirit Patel, whose caring, professional and easy going attitude has built up a loyal patient base since 1991.
Radlett Opticians is situated, aptly, in the village of Radlett in Hertfordshire and serves the growing community of Radlett, Shenley and Park Street, with a population of approximately 15,000.
Patients who have moved out of the area still prefer to travel long distances, from places as far a field as Cornwall, Norfolk, Herefordshire and in some cases Europe!
Radlett is a busy place and there is free parking for up to an hour in the village and in the large car-park providing you display a valid ticket from the various machines.
The ethos of the practice is to provide caring and continuous attention to each and every individual, we will Endeavour to fulfill your needs and meet all your expectations.
This small but excellent practice has invested regularly In the latest equipment and computers which have benefited all our patients, young and old.
We also stock a wide range of frames, designer and budget, as well as accessories for every optical need.
Having two boys of his own, Optometrist Kirit Patel stresses the importance of regular and early eye examinations
for children. He would prefer to see children before they are five (ideally at 2-3 years age)
Congratulations on winning the technology practice of the year award. It is well deserved after all the effort you put into looking after our eyes.
Mrs. K
Dear Mr Patel,
Thankyou so much for all your help with the field of vision tests you performed for me last month. As a result of the consultation I have undergone successful eyelid surgery and my vision is much improved
Mrs L M. Radlett 01/11/2007
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Having two boys of his own, Optometrist Kirit Patel stresses the importance of regular and early eye examinations
for children. He would prefer to see children before they are five (ideally at 2-3 years age)
