im long sighted, need glasses for reading and watching tv, ourlass is the same, just had to spend £240 on 4 pairs of glasses, got quite a good deal, buy one pair of glasses and get an extra pair for a tenner so me and the wench have two pairs each

 

got my test done at asda, should have been £15 each but got a fiver off voucher out of their magazine, so two eye tests and 4 pair of glasses for £240 is quite a deal, roll that fooker back lol

Glad you found out what the prob is, Better than short sighted though :rofl:,

 

I hate putting my contacts in at 7,am just so i can drive to work:headvswal

You're lucky matey, that's a bargain compared to what i had to pay for the last time i went to the opticians.

 

Including the test, a glaucoma test my two oakley frames and standard/tinted lenses it cost me £450 :rofl:

The price of glasses frames is a complete and utter rip-off. The profit margins are huge.

I should get some glasses really. I wear contact lenses but not owned a pair of glasses for about 10 years. The contacts are in from the minute I get up to just before I get into bed.

The price of glasses frames is a complete and utter rip-off. The profit margins are huge.

 

Especially if you want designer, I just wanted something a bit different and the oakley's looked spot but £360 quid for 20" of wire bend and pressed into shape? :rant:

I'm the same Allan, but I opted for some NO FRILL's one's for £80 from specsavers, seeing as I will only be wearing them at home.

I realy should get mine tested, I'm ok at anything closer then 10 mteres, but after that it starts getting a little fuzzy. :(

I was told I needed glasses at 14, got by without them until my driving lessons at 17, then only wore them for driving and got my eyes lasered at 28.

Should now be able to see what your drinking

Just a thought;

 

For those of you who work at a VDU for most of the day, your employer should be paying for your eye tests.........

 

........along with the "reasonable cost" of corrective vision if you need it for working at said VDU or if you can prove your deterioration in sight was down to having to work at a VDU.

 

Richard;)

 

PS sounds like a good deal, Stella........

im chuffed with the price, hope it will help with my headaches

Cost me £117 from specsavers last time with free reactions lenses - still thought it was a fookin rip off :rofl: