Looking to put prescription lenses into my existing Oakley frames.
Basic single vision lens is fine.
The usual places (Specsavers etc)..pricing is horrendous!
Has to be something better out there?
Cheapest Place to Buy Prescription Lenses
tunzafun001 on 29/06/2024 - 01:13
Last edited 29/06/2024 - 12:42 by 1 other user
Last edited 29/06/2024 - 12:42 by 1 other user
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Can't see a lense only option?
Online stores dont do lense only option. Try costco.
All Costco's (SA)?
For anyone looking at this in the future… Costco charge $160 for single vision sunglass lenses (all come with Polarisation), or $350 for multi- focal lense.
So currently, Bupa optical are the cheapest so far at $206 for a 'Relaxed' (multi) lense.
Japan. 200$ for two.
In Trump accent: CHYNA!
Can get branded glasses including lens for $50
(Might cost you 1k in flights though YMMV)In fairness everything in 'Chyna' is $50 or less..
Ehhhh you would be surprised.
Yeah…developing fast, I get it. The "branded" sunglasses would have to be high level knock offs right ?
But, I do have knock of RL hoodies and Quicksilver boardies.. which are much better quality than the originals.The "branded" sunglasses would have to be high level knock offs right ?
They are, but funnily enough specsavers cant tell the difference, nor can anyone.
My family has gotten several different types of frames from china and gone into different spec savers to get them to tighten a screw or give them a clean etc and they never say boo.
I have also had specsavers check the lenses for my prescription and it was bang on.
So no complaints here.
I'm very happy with zenni. Not sure they are the "cheapest", but very good
Zenni only have the one style though right?
Dude, they've got hundreds.
I like it because I can take the measurements of my existing glasses and filter to ones that suit.
Ah cheers, got mixed up with a different site.
So I could measure up my Oakley Holbrook and Sylus and find lenses that will match? Wonder how private health deal with that (you can buy a pair of sunnies, but need to also buy prescription lenses to make a claim). Don't have to be from the same place.
@Davo1111: I'm lost…why not?
Galaxy etc do replacement polarized (non prescription) replacement lenses.All the usuals optical shops do replacement Oakley lenses (for $210 +).
Had to file down the galaxy lense a smiggin ..easy enough.
@Davo1111: These should go into a pair of Holbrooks with not much effort.
https://www.zennioptical.com/p/plastic-rectangle-sunglass-fr…
That being said, these look fine on their own. Good custom options.
Any Ideas if Private Health funds support zenni?
@tunzafun001: Shrugs, I doubt it, I pay cash
I actually own a very similar pair and the total came out to <$60 with phone number engraving, lenses etc.
Not the most comfortable on long hikes, but Great driving glasses.
Hey there,
I've been using Dresden Vision for my prescription glasses and I've been really happy with them. They offer a great selection of frames and lenses, and their prices are pretty competitive. I've found that their online ordering process is straightforward and their customer service is top-notch.
Have you checked them out yet? If not, I'd definitely recommend giving them a look.
https://dresden.vision/auLet me know if you have any other questions.
Best,
Chris Mark
Eyebuydirect