Specsavers voucher

wwp8

I've applied for some vouchers from work for money towards some glasses, and I believe they are for specsavers,
Unfortunately I don't like any of the frames from Specsavers, I prefer vision express or optical express, except for selling them are there any way around it?

possibly a silly question but i thought I ask anyway

McKneff

Just buy your frames from where ever you want, get your test and you glasses maed up at Specsavers where you can use your vouchers.

No problem for Specsavers.

wwp8

McKneff wrote: »

Just buy your frames from where ever you want, get your test and you glasses maed up at Specsavers where you can use your vouchers.

No problem for Specsavers.

never thought of that, thats a good idea, thanks

McKneff

It seems a strange thing for a company to give as gifts, Ive come across M & S, Boots, Tesco etc but never Specsavers.

wwp8

McKneff wrote: »

It seems a strange thing for a company to give as gifts, Ive come across M & S, Boots, Tesco etc but never Specsavers.

I work with computers, on the screen for 8+hrs so its something they offer for employees

McKneff

wwp8 wrote: »

I work with computers, on the screen for 8+hrs so its something they offer for employees

Sorry, i didnt read your OP properly:o

GlasweJen

What does the voucher actually say? If it's the voucher i'm thinking of (and for the life of me can't remember the name on them) for £55 then you can use it at most high street opticians.

wwp8

GlasweJen wrote: »

What does the voucher actually say? If it's the voucher i'm thinking of (and for the life of me can't remember the name on them) for £55 then you can use it at most high street opticians.

i've not got them yet
I'm just thinking ahead

GlasweJen

http://www.eyecarevouchers.co.uk/Pages/Default.aspx

These are the ones i'm thinking of. There's a voucher for an eye test and then a different voucher for the glasses if you need them. Some companies give you a letter for the optician to declare that you need glasses to use a computer at work, some companies don't bother with that bit.