*$50 off when you spend $199 or more on contact lenses from www.specsavers.com.au, plus free standard delivery. Offer is limited to one per customer. During checkout, you must enter a valid promotion code for the discount to be applied.
My wife always found Specsavers overpriced even with health fund rebates compared to ordering online - but some people aren't comfortable with that.
(EDIT: Removed the name of store as in hindsight I'm not 100% sure… but the name Quicklens below sounds familiar)
Wouldn't order my first set online definitely, but once you know the brand that you like to use and you confirm with the right people that they are suitable, no point not buying online. Medicine and medical stuff if one of those areas that the companies use the aura of knowledge and mystery to keep you as a customer, hence why people still buy Panadol when there is equivalent products for a tenth of the price.
No rebate from memory. But good prices
true, but cheaper than rebateable prices (for me anyway)
Thanks, the Specsavers came close maximising the discount to nearly 25% (need to get total close to $199), but Quicklens had a $10 off on $58 spend.
Specsavers ended up $23.85 buying seven (would have been a bit of Cashrewards too), Quicklens $21.66 buying three. Better option to go with Quicklens, thanks for the recommendation.
Do they often have bigger discounts to look out for?
As a bonus, genuine 90s website layout.
I recently returned to quicklens - but this batch this year all are cloudy or semi-dry out of the pack.
Mixed dailies and 2-weekers of the moist type.
I recon they were hot in transit or left in sun.
6 packs of my contact lense comes to $198. Can't use it lol.
What a "coincidence"
Does anyone have any good alternatives to Specsavers for contacts? I usually wait for these deals for 25% (or more) off, but interested to see if OzB has come up with any better options