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Free Asda Eye Test PDF Voucher!
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Thank you, I need to get checked out 'cos I keep missing the deals!!I'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!0
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how do i print this so it fits on a page?Third time lucky on WW I hope :j
January: 13st 11lb :eek:, February: 13st 2.5lb, March: 12st 13lb, April: 12st 10.5lb, May: 12st 2lb, June: 12st 1lb, July: 12st 1lb, August: 11st 11lb, September: 11st 10.5lb, October: 11st 12.5lb, Currently 11st 8lb0 -
Me too! It just prints out a large quarter of the page.0
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Hi guys,
To make sure your voucher prints properly; right click on the link above and click on 'save target as' and save it in anywhere in your documents. When you open it up and print you should get the option to 'fit image to page' and it will print out the right size.
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Nice freebie!! Just as random chatter in case anyone is thinking "hmmn ASDA - arfe there sight tests any good?" I do part-time work as a mystery shopper and last year I was sent on a few opticians visits (Boots, ASDA, Vision Express) to get my eyes tested - all with in the same two weeks... and well it was to compare the prescriptions given and quality of glasses made for you. They had to be posted away and checked to see if the lenses were right and everything. Well anyway in a nutshell ASDA's came out on top... you wouldn't believe the difference in prescriptions for the same pair of eyes within the same two weeks!! Or maybe they were just getting tired from all the tests. But ASDA was the most thorough test - peripherial vision check, colour blindness etc. etc. - That's all!!
L ;o)0 -
Just needed one
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thanks martin0
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I don't need another eye test at the moment, but what puts me off is the frames advertised at £70! I sent my prescription to goggles4U in the states and got a great pair of glasses, tinted, scratch proof coating, strong frames in a hard case for less than £16 and I just can't fault them.
I would not go anywhere else now.
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mmm the voucher says sight test... is this the same as an eye test... so will you get a prescription for your glasses like you do usually... to then buy cheap glasses over the internet :rolleyes:0
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TenThirteen wrote:Nice freebie!! Just as random chatter in case anyone is thinking "hmmn ASDA - arfe there sight tests any good?" I do part-time work as a mystery shopper and last year I was sent on a few opticians visits (Boots, ASDA, Vision Express) to get my eyes tested - all with in the same two weeks... and well it was to compare the prescriptions given and quality of glasses made for you. They had to be posted away and checked to see if the lenses were right and everything. Well anyway in a nutshell ASDA's came out on top... you wouldn't believe the difference in prescriptions for the same pair of eyes within the same two weeks!! Or maybe they were just getting tired from all the tests. But ASDA was the most thorough test - peripherial vision check, colour blindness etc. etc. - That's all!!
L ;o)
This is quite interesting. Our local ASDA didn't pick up my husband's glaucoma when he went for a test. Personally I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole and whenever friends say they are going to ASDA for a test I put them off!!!!0
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