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Spec Savers , thank you.
wallbash
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Just ordered my new glasses , same style frames , all the standard extras
i.e photochromatic AND the bill is £130 less than, it was nearly four years ago.
A reduction of about 30%
i.e photochromatic AND the bill is £130 less than, it was nearly four years ago.
A reduction of about 30%
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another way of looking at it (no pun intended) is that the bas##rds ripped you off a treat 4 years ago O.O
The advice I give on here is based on my many years in the preservation industry. I choose to remain anonymous, I have no desire to get work from anyone. No one can give 100% accurate advice on a forum if I get it wrong you'll get a sincere apology and that's all:D
Don't like what I have to say? Call me on 0800 KMA;)0 -
Went with Spec savers after checking out two independents also
Boots and D and H . Did my research
Did I still spend too much ??? Don't care . its my eye sight .... priceless.0 -
Had my annual test at Specsavers yesterday. There is just a slight change, but they did not try to persuade me into getting new glasses I don't need. Good for them.0
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Over about 10yrs my contact lenses have got down by £10 a month! Yay for Specsavers.:j0
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skintbutsolvent wrote: »Over about 10yrs my contact lenses have got down by £10 a month! Yay for Specsavers.:j
Mine too! Contact lenses are the only thing I buy that habitually go down in price! :rotfl:Sealed Pot Challenge Number 1225
£365 in £365 Days 2013
No Buying Toiletries 20130 -
Specsavers have been brilliant with my lottle boys glasses. he's only 4 and is a bit rough and tumble! He frequently bends the arms and breaks the plastic bits that sit on his nose, they always mend them immediately and free of charge.Don't look at me, I'm irrelevant.0
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I have always gone to specsavers to take advantage of the two for one offers, but a few years ago they couldn't fit the hubby in, and since he had broken his old glasses and needed new ones in a hurry, we went to vision express. He bought some reactions ones, which were quite nice, and in total including the eyetest, it cost around £170. A few months back, he went to specsavers to get his two yearly eyetest and managed to get two pair of designer glasses for £125 and an eyetest for £7.50 from a local newspaper... happy days!!Starting weight 17st 4lb - weight now 15st 2lbs
30lb lost of 30lb by June 2012 :j:j:j (80lb overall goal)0
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