Free repairs
Several customers had broken frames, nose pads or missing screws repaired without charge, sometimes on the spot.
Trade Centre
Al Jaber Optical Millennium Executive Tower is an optician in Trade Centre for eye tests, prescription glasses, sunglasses and eyewear repairs. Reviews especially highlight quick lens preparation, careful frame fitting and helpful assistance when glasses need a small fix.
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Several customers had broken frames, nose pads or missing screws repaired without charge, sometimes on the spot.
Customers describe the eye test as thorough, patient and clearly explained, including driving-licence checks.
Lenses were ready faster than expected, and other glasses issues were resolved quickly during the visit.
Staff explain lens options and help shoppers choose frames that fit comfortably and suit their budget.
Reviews mention a good selection of frames, including Ray-Ban glasses and designs customers liked.
The team responded very quickly to a WhatsApp enquiry and kept the process smooth from there.
Bring EID. For an RTA eye test, carry a hard-copy EID; one review says the UAEICP App version was not accepted.
Ask repairs. If a frame breaks or loses a screw or nose pad, ask about an on-the-spot repair before replacing it.
Compare fees. If your RTA test is not urgent, compare the 180 fee with nearby alternatives mentioned by a customer.
Ask lenses. When choosing glasses, ask staff to explain the different lens options and check the final fit carefully.
Try contacts. If you are considering contact lenses, ask whether a complimentary trial is available; one customer received lenses to try.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Customers can choose new frames and lenses with staff guidance on options, fit and comfort.
One customer received complimentary contact lenses to try while choosing glasses.
One review says the RTA eye-test fee is 180, compared with market rates of 140 to 150.
For the RTA eye test, one customer says a hard-copy EID is required; a UAEICP App version was not accepted.
A customer liked the staff and selection but described the overall pricing as a bit high.
The Bottom Line
Al Jaber Optical Millennium Executive Tower is a Trade Centre optician where you can book an eye test, buy prescription glasses or sunglasses, choose lenses and get frames repaired. The strongest pattern in the reviews is practical, friendly help: staff explain lens options, take care with fitting and make the process easy for first-time shoppers. Repairs are a real reason to keep this branch in mind.
Customers describe broken frames fixed within minutes, a missing D&G glasses nut replaced, and a loose nose pad repaired free of charge. Several repairs were completed on the spot, so it is worth asking before assuming you need a new frame. Reviews also mention quick WhatsApp replies and lenses being ready faster than expected.
The branch handles driving-licence eye tests too, with one customer describing the service as fast and professional. There is a pricing caveat: a review puts the RTA eye-test fee at 180, compared with 140 to 150 elsewhere. That same customer says you need a hard-copy EID; a digital UAEICP App version was not accepted.
Frame choice includes Ray-Ban and other designs, though one reviewer found the shop a bit pricey.