In Germany, specialists with national qualifications called German State-certified optician and master optician make eyeglasses. This is because it takes a certain amount of knowledge and experience to adjust and provide eyeglasses that can be used accurately and comfortably.

In the showcase of our store, we display two Meister Briefs (Master Certificates). This is a manifestation of our responsibility and pride as Masters.

The Master certificates come in pairs, the certificate of a nationally authorized optician on the left and the certificate of a nationally certified Master on the right. Together, they make up the “State-certified Master Optician”. It takes about 10 years of training to acquire the Master qualification, and you need to pass a tough exam that you can only take up to three times in your life. If you fail more than that, you will lose the eligibility to take any further exams for the rest of your life. The enrollment is limited to 90 students per academic year, and the first six months of enrollment is a trial period. If you fail 2 classes during that time, you will be forced to drop out from school. Of course, this failure also counts as one of the three times mentioned above. It is because of this qualification as a State-certified Master Optician that we obtained through such rigorous training, we are able to confidently welcome our customers with the highest level of skill.