Lenscrafters has a printable coupon for $100 dollars off prescription eyeglasses or sunglasses. But you better hurry, the coupon expires on 5/30/2009. This is a great way to save money if you are in need of new eyeglasses or if you always wanted to get that pair or prescription sunglasses. If you are in need of an eye exam you can also schedule one for your next visit. Be sure to check if there are any recent eye exam coupons.
50% off lenses with frames purchase, this includes bifocals, no-lines and sunglasses. Here are the offer details:
The deal is good on multiple pairs. You must purchse both frame and lenses. May not be combined with any other offer. Offer does not apply to readers or non-prescription sunglasses. You must present the coupon at the time of purchase. A valid prescription is required to take advantage of this deal. Discounts are off quoted list price. Certain brands excluded, including Duralens, Maui Jim and Oakley Authentic lenses and clearance frames. Expires September 12, 2011.
50% Off kids eyeglasses. Offer details are:
This is a no coupon required deal. This promotion applies only to the purchase of both a frame and lenses for children age 12 and under. Discount is computed off price of lenses and frame if you were to purchase them separately. A valid prescription required. Excludes Maui Jim and Oakley Authentic lenses. Certain frame brands excluded. Please see store for details.
Lenscrafters also honors a 30% off deal for AAA and AARP members. Please contact the store for specific details and exclusions.
See Lenscrafters for specific details for this and other offers.
Pearl Vision has a promotional coupon available now until 7/4/09 that is good for a free pair of eyeglasses or sunglasses when you buy a complete pair. There are some conditions on this offer but it seems like a really good deal. Pearle Vision is a reputable company and they have been around for a long time. Check out the Printable Pearle Vision Coupons.
Pearle Vision has great pricing. They charge you for the frames and the lenses only. There are no hidden costs or surprise charges. You only pay what you expect to pay. They can provide an eye exam as well if you are in need of a new prescription.
More Pearle Vision deals:
Buy one pair of complete eye glasses and get a second pair free.
This deal applies to the same or different prescription. First pair must be of equal or greater value to free pair. You must have a valid prescription with you. Certain brands are excluded from this deal, including Maui Jim and Oakley. This offer may not be combined or used in conjunction with any vision care, insurance benefits or plans, any store offer or discount. Only valid for current purchases and is not valid for readers or non-prescription sunglasses. Offer ends 10/2/2011. Discount Code: 527838
Free kids lenses with all kids’ frames
This offer is only valid for children 14 and under. Includes a set of free single vision polycarbonate lenses with purchase of frames. A valid prescription required. This offer excludes certain brands including Oakley and Maui Jim. Cannot be combined or used in conjunction with any vision care or insurance benefits or plans, everyday kids’ package, any store offer or discount. Not valid on previous purchases, readers or nonprescription sunglasses. Void where prohibited. Some restrictions may apply. See store for details. Valid at participating locations. Offer ends 10/2/2011.
Please see Pearle Vision for more details.
Have you ever wondered which eyeglass frames are better: plastic or metal? Which type of eyeglass frame lasts longer, which type seems to hold up better against wear and tear. Do metal eyeglass frames look better than plastic? Are plastic eyeglass frames heavier and less comfortable compared to metals ones? I’ll point out a few of the advantages and disadvantages to both and then let you decide on which type of eyeglasses you think is better.
Plastic Eyeglass Frames
Generally they can be subjected to more abuse without breaking. Plastic frames are typically more durable and tend to last longer than metal frames. The make for an excellent choice if you are going for that retro and trendy or alternative look.
Some disadvantages are that plastic frames can be hard to adjust to your face. If the frame doesn’t fit you very well “as is” then there is a good chance that the frames will always cause you problems with fitting on your face incorrectly, especially around the nose. Also, some plastic frames can be a little heavier compared to metal ones.
Metal Eyeglass Frames
Metal eyeglass frames tend to be a little lighter in weight. Also they tend to blend in with your face, giving them an almost invisible appearance. There is a larger selection of sizes, shapes and colors and metal frames come in high quality metals such as titanimum for added durability.
Some of the disadvantages with metal eyeglass frames include being able to break easily. Some metal frames have weak solder points and can break easily. Many metal frames actually cost more than plastic frames. Another disadvantage of having a metal eyeglass frame is that the screws can sometimes work their way loose.
All in all, I think it all depends on personal preference. While metal eyeglass frames have some advantages over plasic frames, the opposite is true with plastic frames compared to metal ones. My advice for you when the time comes to choose an eyeglass frame for your face is to consider all the advantages and disadvantages, but also to consider things such as comfort, style, and price.
Are you looking for the best deals on contact lenses? There are some many places to shop online for contact lenses, it can really be almost overwhelming. The great thing about contact lenses is they are contacts. Meaning, brand of contact lenses you have been prescribed by your doctor are the same in the box no matter where or who you buy them from. So really, the element you are concerned with is price and customer service.
Recently, I was doing a Google Search in an attempt to find contact lens deals and I came across a site called, LensShopper.com. I was very impressed with this web site. The design of the site is very pleasing and navigating around the different pages was very easy to do. One of the most important things about LensShopper.com is their affordable prices on contact lenses. I was amazed! LensShopper.com is extremely useful towards getting the best deals on contact lenses.
How Is LensShopper.com Different From Other Sites?
LensShopper.com has a system that scans a number of different stores and provides you with the best price. You will see an entire listing of various coupons being offered from many different contact lens supplies. Some of these coupons include free shipping, 15% off purchases, and deals where you can get up to $75 dollars cash back.
If you are a contact lens wearer and need a great source for finding contact lens deals, be sure to check out LensShopper.com’s contact lens coupon page. I would suggest saving that page to your favorites as the deals are constantly updated. For all you Web 2.0 savvy readers, LensShopper.com also has many different contact lens RSS feeds that you can easily subscribe to for free. In fact, their entire web site caters to being Web 2.0 friendly as every page on their site has the option of social bookmarking to Digg.com, FaceBook.com, and Del.icio.us. Be sure to check out this contact lens disclaimer as it does provide some very valuable information.
Are you looking for the best deals on Harley Davidson safety glasses? This particular brand of safety eyeglasses are increasing in popularity. Does this come to any surprise? Think about it for a second. Folks that need safety glasses typically work in industry. Those that work in industry typically like Harley Davidson motorcycles. This wouldn’t be stereotyping would it?
Well, for whatever the reason may be, indeed, Harley Davidson safety glasses are very popular and there is a pretty big demand for them. Upon discovering this, I decided to go on a hunt and try to find a site that offers the best deals on them. Here is what I found. Continue reading “Harley Davidson Safety Glasses” »
