Marks & Spencer (M&S) will trial optician practices at five of its UK stores this summer as part of the retailer’s store transformation programme.
According to Optometry Today, the practices will be run by Galaxy Optical and branded as M&S Opticians.
A M&S spokesperson said: “One way we’re repositioning space is welcoming concessions into M&S stores. Working with an expert partner, Galaxy Optician Services, we’ll be carefully monitoring the trial and we look forward to hearing our customers’ feedback.”
A full clinical and retail service will be offered during the planned six month trial.
A spokesperson for Galaxy Optical Services added: “We are very much looking forward to opening the doors to our optician concessions and offering a new experience for the M&S customer. The M&S Opticians proposition is a great fit for both Galaxy and M&S.”
M&S trials in-store opticians

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