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Looking around for a prescription lens for my new quest 2, found this to be the cheapest and they are on sale!
Depending on your prescriptions and if you add on the lens cover, you will be able to get free delivery as it would be more than US$59.
Comes with free anti-glare coating & scratch-resistant coating.
VRoptician for me was A$145 Delivered
Virtueclear for me was ~A$175 Delivered
VR-wave for me was ~A$137.5 Delivered
I believe there are ways where you can 3Dprint the adaptor and get your own lenses. But I didn't want to mess around to much and I thought this is good.
This would be good for anyone that got a new oculus during the sale and is looking to not wear glasses using it.
EDIT:
$49.95 Is the base price for lenses without spherical aberration. Any spherical aberration (even if it is ±0.25) will add US$5 each lens. Cylindrical, Axis and PD value doesn't add to the total cost.
HONS5 takes off 5% of your total. But it is actually cheaper to get to not use the discount code, if you are just planning to get the prescription lenses (with spherical aberration) as you are able to get free delivery.
That's cool. anyone using these or similar lenses?