I never go to spec savers but need some new glasses and thought i would go. Can anyone tell me these glasses that are buy one get one free, do they have to be the same type of glasses or can you have one for long distance and one for short sighted |
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"go for good ones for long distance and a cheap off the shelf for short.
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Good idea, i do usually go for cheaper ones for reading. I was just looking at your specsaver range(gok) and they had got some lovely ones  |
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Last time I went you had to pay for one pair and could have another to the same value. There was no restriction on what so I could have had sunglasses if I had wanted to. It may have changed now though.  |
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over a year ago
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"Thay have to be the same prescription
oh right lol, means i still have to pay for two pairs then  "
actually, I got two for one and they put reading in one pair and mid-distance for TV in the other pair. |
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elkie you can still do that my daughter got hers at xmas you can pay more and have one tinted 2 if u like best asking cos they change all the time .
if u dnt want 2 pairs go on ebay get cheap pair for reading thats what my friend dis .
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I went to specsavers and had one pair of glasses for distance and another for reading.
I wouldnt go there again though, not cos of the glasses but because of the accuracy of the eye test. Obviously it was down to the specific store I used, but I wore contact lenses. I had regular check ups, in fact I went quite a lot because I used to buy coloured lenses and had to get fitted for each pair individually.
But I have an intolerance to contact lenses and every time I put them in, I was getting little tears on my cornea, which resulted in a corneal ulcer which required intense hospital treatment and I cant wear lenses anymore. Luckily my full sight is restored but I have bad scarring, in fact scarring upon scarring which had been there a while and should have been picked up on eye tests.
So just have faith in the optician thats all I say.  |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"I went to specsavers and had one pair of glasses for distance and another for reading.
I wouldnt go there again though, not cos of the glasses but because of the accuracy of the eye test. Obviously it was down to the specific store I used, but I wore contact lenses. I had regular check ups, in fact I went quite a lot because I used to buy coloured lenses and had to get fitted for each pair individually.
But I have an intolerance to contact lenses and every time I put them in, I was getting little tears on my cornea, which resulted in a corneal ulcer which required intense hospital treatment and I cant wear lenses anymore. Luckily my full sight is restored but I have bad scarring, in fact scarring upon scarring which had been there a while and should have been picked up on eye tests.
So just have faith in the optician thats all I say. "
couldnt agree more..i usually go to my optician but buy frames from elsewhere if theres a bargain to be had |
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mr.c recently got new spectacles from tesco,again buy one pair get another free,and a free eye test,which saved him £15.not sure about being able to get different prescription glasses though
oh n dont forget,clubcard points as well
(i dont work for tesco by the way) |
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