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I got 2 pairs of like for like from "Specsavers".
Usually there is some restriction on what the second pair can be. Last year I got "Aviator" (kind of) style frames with "varifocal" lenses plus anti glare coating and "Transitions". Best I've ever had, as the lenses are large enough to accommodate a good area for reading and for the PC. I think I paid £175ish for them. |
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http://www.hotukdeals.com/freebies/free-test-from-optical-express-30-off-100-for-glasses-2184505
You can buy online if your not too choosy on the frames, sites like glassesdirect.co.uk I don't wear glasses but I need them, I've being doing a bit of research into finding a cheap pair ![]() |
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damn, thought this was going to be a thread about classic cars
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If you only wear glasses occasionally at home then you might as well get some from the pound shop.
You can see through them just as well as glasses you pay hundreds for. |
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One of my clients gets a new pair every couple of years.
Ready the same day and with "varifocal" too. He pays less than £30.00! |
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I use ciliaryblue and they are not far off 50% less than you would pay on the high street
Reglaze for glasses http://www.ciliaryblue.com/ (Get eye test results, ensure they write down your pupillary distance on your copy of your prescription) Order & pay for glasses on Ciliary Blue, carefully entering your prescription details. They send you a box to send your old glasses or frames. You send them off & they swap out the old lenses with your new ones and send them back) |