We can get discounted prescription eyeglasses and frames in the following ways:
Ask your health insurance provider
Some health insurance plans offer vision coverage that includes discounts on eyeglasses. If you have vision insurance, check to see if it covers eyeglasses and what the coverage is.
Shop around
Different retailers and online stores may offer different eyewear prices and promotions. It's worth doing some research to compare prices and find the best deal.
Use coupons or promotional codes
Some retailers and online stores may offer coupons or promotional codes to help you save money on eyewear.
Consider buying glasses online
Online retailers typically have lower overhead costs than offline optical shops, this can translate into lower prices for the consumer, saving you up to 50%, it is cheaper to buy prescription glasses from online retailers than from traditional retail opticians. Consider an online retailer with high quality, free shipping, and free 30-day returns.
Buy glasses during holidays
For example, during the school season, Black Friday or Cyber Monday, these kinds of promotional festivals have relatively strong activities.
Consider buying frames separately
If your prescription is current and you only need new frames, you might consider buying just the frames and transferring the lenses to them, which may save you money.
Consider buying lenses separately
If your frames are in good condition, you might consider buying lenses separately.
Secondhand stores
You can find used eyeglass frames at thrift or consignment stores, be sure to clean the frames thoroughly before using them.
Ask about discounts
Some retailers may offer discounts on eyewear for seniors, students, the military, or other groups.
Show your estimated price
Show your optician the estimated price of your prescription eyeglasses or frames with a clear price and detailed product description, ask a few more, and you may be able to find an optician who is willing to accept your estimate.
Use HSA and FSA
Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) can be used to save money on prescription eyeglasses.
Remember, when shopping for prescription glasses, trendy eyeglasses, and sunglasses, it's important to make sure they fit well, are comfortable, and meet your specific vision needs. If you need prescription lenses, the material of the prescription lenses also needs to be taken into consideration when choosing a frame.
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