Specsavers vouchers, anyone?

orangatang · 27 June 2008 at 11:51AM

Hi,

I'm going to buy my new glasses from Specsavers on Tues/Weds next week and was wondering if anyone knew of any discount vouchers?

I have a 20% off for D & A that I found in a mag but they don't have the same specs! :-(

Many thanks!

Amy

pennymakespounds · 6 January 2009 at 3:16PM

anybody help ?

LilacLillie · 6 January 2009 at 5:53PM

I have a couple of vouchers for D&A free eye test and 20% off glasses, expiry date 28/02/09, if that helps anyone?
LL

leo1976 · 6 January 2009 at 7:41PM

Hello

If you put your boots advantage card into one of the boots kiosks, they often offer free eye tests at boots????

Hope this helps.:o

pepsimax · 12 March 2009 at 6:22PM

bump

anyone have a voucher??

upsadaisy · 13 March 2009 at 5:33PM

If you have a nectar card they are doing free D&A tests. I haven't checked the tandc though. Just log on to your account and print off.

smitchy73 · 13 March 2009 at 11:13PM

If you've not had an eye test in two years you can get it free, as far as I know, I had mines done last weekend for free.

wishiwasarichgirl · 13 March 2009 at 11:20PM

most specsavers vouchers are for local stores only, they never do national ones as each store is individually run so it is up to the directors of each store how much they charge for an eyetest.

In this area vouchers usually appear on the back of car-park tickets, in mail-shots, in the local papers, and in your recall letter.

if you ask in your local store they may tell you where you can get hold of a voucher

smitchy73, only certain groups of people get free eye tests in england, in scotland it is now free for everyone on the NHS

The_Ubiquitous_Mrs_Smith · 15 March 2009 at 7:34PM

Hi,

If you work with computers your emplyer must provide free eye tests and money off any glasses you may need as long as the optition says they are for vdu (visual display unit - computers) use. This is generally done either through an vouhcer scheme or they refund the cost through your pay.

Most emplyers don't advertise this and in fact many will say that they don't provide this "perk" but legally they must as long as you use vdus for a certain amount of time. There is no minimum time you must work for the employer. Even if you are a temp your temping agency must provide this, although yopu'll probably have to argue with them but you'll get it. The amount of money off the glasses depends on the employer. My husband gets £70 off but I only get £40 off (I'm a temp btw).

Hope that helps. Let me know if you need any help getting a reluctant employer to cough up - I've had to several times so can dig out the proof if you need it.

Enterprise_1701C · 14 April 2009 at 7:00PM

Can anyone tell me if this includes VDUs on cash tills? I need varifocals for this but only work 12 hours per week split into 3 x 4 hours. Any relevant links would be very useful - thank you.

Specsavers vouchers, anyone?

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