flash50
This gets, for example:
- single vision pair from $50
- multifocals from $125
- a pair of polarised multifocal sunglasses with 1.6 lenses for $187.5. This is quite good if you have extras cover - it is very hard to get that kind of price at Specsavers or Optically or Clearly or other places that allow health fund claiming.
If you don't have extras cover and don't need multifocals, cheaper options are available elsewhere (at Zenni, muukal etc). But a quick spot check of a few frames at Zenni shows that Dresden is slightly cheaper than Zenni for most multifocal options with this deal.
Discount applies to everything - frames, glasses, thinner lens, polarising etc etc.
T&C’s: During the sale period same day service is not available, and some orders may take slightly longer than usual. The 50% discount applies to new orders only, not applicable to existing orders. The 50% discount is limited to 5 pairs per order. The 50% discount applies to all prescription and non-prescription glasses. The 50% discount excludes BYO frame fittings, contact lenses and all other accessories and optometry services. Discount is only available per person and can’t be split between multiple people. Discount can’t be used in conjunction with any other campaigns, promotions or discounts. Add items to cart and use code: flash50 Free shipping on online orders only, with a minimum spend of $125. Available in-store, online and over the phone. Offer ends midnight, 6th May, 2024.
Sunglasses, you're right. Thats not a bad deal.
But regular prescription glasses are still cheaper at EyeBuyDirect.
My specialist scans them (I change glasses every 3 months or so thanks to a degenerative nightmare :P) and they're always accurate.
So unless you have very different eye heights or something that needs manual lens-to-pupil centering, I can vouch for their quality.