Pacific Artisan Labs, Portland,, OR

Pacific Artisan Labs

www.pacificartisanlabs.com

Pacific Artisan Labs holds our commitment to quality and passion for the latest technology at the core of our process. Our independent lab network is able to be drastically differently, move nimbly, and respond to what our customers need. We build long-term relationships with our partners and continue to refine our techniques, tools, and lenses as true artistic expressions of skill with a goal to improve the practices we work with and the patients they serve. Guided by a passion for the craft of lens design and desire to do things differently, Brandon Butler founded Pacific Artisan Labs early in ...

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Number of Employees: 25-100
Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

www.pacificartisanlabs.com
12302 NE Marx Street
Portland,, OR USA 97230
Phone: 877.390.6900

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