Free Tesco eye test worth £10

blueflinders_2

jamespir wrote: »

i couldnt see this in my store

Would a free eye test help? :rotfl:

ParsimoniousPercy

Eye thangyou! :rotfl:

womble32

womble32 wrote: »

Just called the Plymouth (Lee Mill) store to book and they said they have not heard about this offer. The is also no information about it on the Tesco website, so does anyone have any idea how can I prove to them that it is genuine and get the free eye test? All advice welcome. Thanks.

Following up on my earlier post, I booked an eye test and when I got to the store there was a big sign saying "Free eye tests today". The optician wasn't wearing glasses so I am not sure how he didn't know about this earlier!

I must say that the quality of the test was, in my opinion, quite poor. It took about 4 minutes from start to finish and was nowhere near as comprehensive as my last test in Boots about a year ago. I guess that as this was free it was fine but there is no way I would have paid the standard price of £10 for this test.

My eyes were declared "perfect" but if a problem had been identified I would definitely have sought a second opinion (paid for) elsewhere.

Lauri254

cooki2222 wrote: »

are there any opticians in n.ireland tescos?

The store in Carrickfergus now has an opticans in it.
I was in on Mon and noticed that they have a 2 for 1 offer for frames that are £75 or over.

sillyvixen

womble32 wrote: »

I must say that the quality of the test was, in my opinion, quite poor. It took about 4 minutes from start to finish and was nowhere near as comprehensive as my last test in Boots about a year ago.

4 mins eyetest!! :eek::eek: a test should be 20 mins minimum!!!

if i want an eyetest i will go to an optometry practice - if i want food i will go to a supermarket!!

jack of all or what?

PasturesNew

Brilliant. I've never had my eyes tested and I've just been doing some particular work for the last 4-5 weeks that has really knobbled my eye sight for the first time ever. I can't see a thing before about 10am because it's all so fuzzy

Digdug_2

jamespir wrote: »

i couldnt see this in my store

:rotfl::rotfl:

allure

Bronnie wrote: »

Is there any difference in what's covered in a Tesco 'specific' eye test and an NHS eye test though?

Is this Tesco eye test as comprehensive?

Does anyone know please?

They were not interested in me after I said I had voucher and points.

allure

They just want your details for their data base. They weren't interested in my eyes

Caterina

Thank you, I called Surrey Keys Tesco and they booked me for tomorrow. They asked a lot of questions for their database and at the end of the conversation I said I did not want my details passed on or to receive any unsolicited calls or mail, and they said that they won't pass the details.

Great, I really need an eye test!

Caterina