Optic 2000 in the news

Optic 2000 is organizing its 3rd Low Vision Week from October 3 to 10, 2026, offering free assessments and personalized support at 230 specialized locations in France to address the growing issue of low vision.

Optic 2000 launched a national advertising campaign employing humorous, localized slogans to highlight its extensive local presence and customer proximity.

Optic 2000 stores in Bruz, Janzé, and Bain-de-Bretagne are introducing a promotional offer on a second pair of glasses, customized for activities like screen use, driving, and sports, available from September 14 to December 31, 2026.

Optic 2000 Fougères introduces a new offer for a second pair of glasses, customized for various daily activities like screen work, driving, and sports, from September 14 to December 31, 2026.

Optic 2000 is hosting a conference in Mougins on October 13, 2026, to provide information and support for people with low vision.

Optic 2000 in Pont-à-Mousson is expanding its retail space by acquiring a neighboring building, adding 72 square meters and improving accessibility.

Optic 2000 plans to emphasize the value of a second pair of glasses.

A couple of experienced opticians, Manon and Julien Abhervé-Guéguen, are taking over two Optic 2000 stores in Perros-Guirec and Saint-Quay-Perros, planning modernizations and emphasizing local partnerships.

Optic 2000 is re-evaluating the value proposition of a second pair of glasses, promoting them as a useful, usage-specific complement rather than just an extra item, focusing on various applications like screen use, driving, sports, and light variations.

Optical Center and Optic 2000 are actively opposing a proposed ban on public advertising in the optics and hearing sectors, citing negative impacts on prevention, competition, and consumer information.

Optical Center and Optic 2000 are publicly challenging a proposed ban on advertising in the optical and hearing aid sectors, arguing it will harm consumers, public health, and local economies.

Krys, Optic 2000, and Optical Center are against the proposed ban on optical and hearing device advertising, arguing it would negatively impact public health, consumer choice, and local businesses.

Optic 2000 expresses strong opposition to a proposed advertising ban, stating it would negatively affect consumer information, purchasing power, and its independent opticians.

Raphaël Viaud opened a new Optic 2000 store in Orthez, emphasizing freedom in collections and a mid to high-end market position.

Martine Loyer, General Director of Optic 2000, details plans to digitalize and better structure the hearing sector, recruit professionals, and enhance synergy with optical services.

Optic 2000 launched a new 'Objective zero expense' campaign across various media to promote affordable optical solutions.

Optic 2000 in Maubeuge is selling 2,400 pairs of eclipse glasses.

A BFM Business segment discussed preparations for the Tour Auto Optic 2000, featuring Alain Figaret's General Manager.

Optic 2000 stores in Maubeuge and Feignies sold 2,400 eclipse glasses, leading to long queues after an announcement on social media.