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All you do is visit their website and then chose the style of frames starting at $7.95 – $45, then you add on additional options like bifocal and tinting and what have you. Then after you have it all situated how you want you enter in your prescription and within 7 business days they ship you out a brand new pair of glasses, with protective case and microfiber cloth.
At first I thought that they were going to have a crappy ‘welfare’ frame selection, but was surprised to find that they had a pair of Flexlite frames which my Optormotist was going to charge me $475, they had the same exact pair for the $7.95, with shipping and everything it was just under $13.00.
I highly recommend them for anyone who may have limited income, and need to have new glasses. The best and cheapest way that I have found to get your prescription is to go to Wal-Mart and have them do their $50 eye exam around September Back to School time is when you can get the best deals on this. Then hit up that site. I am not being paid to blog about this, they are someone that I’ve used and really stand behind them 100%
But luckily many vision shops around the nation offer free eye examinations, and this is a great way to at least get a diagnosis so you can weigh your options, without actually having to spend money upfront. Why do these businesses offer this free eye exam? Well, it's simple, really. They want to get you through the door and build some customer loyalty with you, so that if you do buy glasses or contacts, you will shop with them on a regular basis. It's a great idea, and everybody wins. And you don't have to feel obligated to buy anything, since they do offer the service for free.
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