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If you have a prescription, just walk into a optometrist. Don't order anything online. A optometrist will properly measure your physical features and center your prescription accordingly. It's better to have that done in person than estimate over the Internet. However, it does cost more. But places like LensCrafters run deals and discount of you buy frames + lens from them.
Also, there is nothing wrong with a Costco optometrist. It's just a location. Most pharmacies are located in grocery stores as well. Doesn't make them less qualified, it's just a employer.
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I should have told you guys, i have a current prescription so i just need to get glasses made, no need for another appointment.
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I actually found the same exact glasses, just non name brand at costco for about $70. and my friend works in the optometry department so he is going to try and hook me up. thanks for the links guys! |
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WHOOT! just looks like i found the same exact glasses for super cheap! i just talked to my optometrist and they said i can get free lenses, so yeahh buddy!
at the store they offered them at 180 +20% off. but online they are $106! |
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