Opticians and optometrists in Iztapalapa
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143 opticians in Iztapalapa appear in our directory. Of the 50 shown here, 50 list a street address and 39 a phone number. The largest cluster is in San Pablo, with 3. 14 have a doctor with a profile on El Doctor, so you can read their background before calling.
This list is not a quality ranking: the most completely documented establishments come first.
Vida Vision Optica
Optica Crystal Vision
Optica Jimenez
Optica Mejora TU Vision
Optica Moncada
Optica Ruiz
Optica Dimar
Optica Galara
Optica Libra
Optica M&m
Optica Rivas
Optica RM
Optica
Optica Vision Universal
Optica Vision
Optica Karenty
Optica Vanessa
Optica y Hospital de Lentes Evolucion
Flor Optica
Grupo y Especialistas en Optica
Optica
Optica Advanss
Optica Alex
Optica Alvarez
Optica Aurea
Optica Blick
Optica Campi Vision
Optica Central
Optica Central Vision
Optica Claseda
Optica Dara
Optica Delta
Optica Edward
Optica Emporio
Optica Flores
Optica Gallo Glass
Optica Genesis
Optica Hasu
Optica Integral Martinez
Optica las Americas
Optica Luna
Optica Madox
Optica Magic Vision
Optica Majo
Optica Marti-cab
Optica Miyazaki
Optica Mora
Optica Mr-10
Optica New Vision Life
Optica Opti Express
About these opticians
An optician is not an optometrist
An optical shop sells and fits glasses; the eye test itself is done by an optometrist, and not every shop has one on the premises. If you are going for a prescription rather than just frames, confirm beforehand whether a qualified optometrist performs the test and whether it is charged separately. Diseases of the eye — as opposed to refractive error — belong to an ophthalmologist, who is a physician.
When the problem is not your prescription
Vision that blurs gradually is usually a matter of prescription. Losing sight suddenly, seeing flashes or a curtain across your field of view, severe eye pain, or a very red eye with affected vision are not: those need same-day medical assessment. Changing glasses in those situations delays the diagnosis of something that may need urgent treatment.
What optical and eye-care services cost in Iztapalapa
Reference prices published by the registered doctors themselves. Confirm what each one covers before booking.
| Contact Lens Fitting (Myopia, Hyperopia, and Astigmatism) | $300–$700 MXN · average $508 |
| Contact Lens Fitting for Keratoconus | $500–$700 MXN · average $590 |
| Optometry Consultation - Geriatric | $200–$600 MXN · average $390 |
| Contact Lens Fitting After Refractive Surgery | $500–$700 MXN · average $583 |
| Contact Lens Fitting After Corneal Transplant | $400–$550 MXN · average $483 |
| Neuro-Optometric Evaluation | $350–$600 MXN · average $500 |
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Frequently asked questions
How many opticians are there in Iztapalapa?
Our directory lists 143 opticians in Iztapalapa. The figure comes from public registries and from the practices themselves, so it covers what has been registered rather than every establishment in the city.
Can I call them directly?
39 of the 50 on this page publish a phone number, shown on each card and on the establishment's own page. Opening hours are not part of the public registries we draw on, so call ahead rather than assume.
Is this list ranked by quality?
No. We hold almost no ratings for these establishments, so ranking them by quality would be inventing a signal. The order puts the most completely documented first — those with a doctor profile, reviews, a website or a phone — and nothing on this page should be read as a recommendation.
Which parts of Iztapalapa have the most?
By registered address the largest groups are in San Pablo (3), Santiago Acahualtepec Segunda Ampliación (3), Constitucion de 1917 (2). Establishments whose registry entry carries no neighbourhood are not counted here.