Lama Optical Mesagne
Lama Optical nel centro Auschan di Mesagne. Personale di basso livello, cafoni e maleducati...Scansateli a vista!
Date of experience: September 14, 2023
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Nel 1977 Luigi Lama, un ottico campano, attiva il suo primo punto vendita in via Giosuè Carducci, a Napoli. Con il passare del tempo, al negozio storico si aggiungono nuovi punti vendita e l'azienda cresce nel segno della dedizione e della ricerca, fino a diventare, alla soglia degli anni '80, il Gruppo "LAMA OPTICAL".
Contact info
Via Ferrante Imparato n. 198, 80146, Napoli, Italy
- web@lamaoptical.it
- www.lamaoptical.it
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Good service I have ordered online and…
Good service I have ordered online and get 40% sale off.
Date of experience: September 03, 2023
I found this is place in porte di…
I found this is place in porte di catania and they are the best optic in there. They are fast and excellent work. I higly recommend these place. Especially Alessandro is very helpful
Date of experience: June 02, 2022
Wonderful experience
Wonderful experience. Thanks to the help of Alexandro. I can see again! He spoke English and was very helpful. Bravo
Date of experience: April 20, 2022
Verified
Merce come richiesta ben imballata
Date of experience: February 21, 2022
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