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I Wanna: Eye test voucher
Donegal_Paul
Posts: 251 Forumite
Mines due and rather than pay £20 with specsavers I'd rather get a free one and bring a copy of it to them (Im on the lensmail package)
Anyone know of a preferably free voucher doing the rounds, cant see anything with searching the site (excuse the puns) :-)
Anyone know of a preferably free voucher doing the rounds, cant see anything with searching the site (excuse the puns) :-)
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You can join the Boots health club at www.bootshealthclub.com and get a free eye test.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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There was a free eye test in Asda in last month's magazone, no idea if it has expired though
Real men never follow instructions; after all they are just the manufacturer's opinion on how to put something together.
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Aren't most free eye-test vouchers conditional on purchasing specs, if required, from the company providing the eye-test.
My eyesight has deteriorated somewhat over the last 2 years, to the point I get pain late in the day (eyes straining) and have plans to go this weekend.
I thought the best course of action would be to pay for a NHS test, therefore being legally entitled to take the prescription anywhere I like..... and straight to an online provider for a far lower cost on the glasses?Fog on The Tyne isn't mine all mine... but if I wanted it, I'd want it with a discount code.0 -
You can download one from D&A website.. get nectar points too!Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 092
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Try your employer if you have one or union. I get a freeby every year. Health and safety and all that........NO to pasty tax We won!!!! Just shows that people power works! Don't be apathetic to your cause!0
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The problem with doing it through my employer is that the letter they issue also asks the company to supply the glasses.
I want the freedom to choose.....Fog on The Tyne isn't mine all mine... but if I wanted it, I'd want it with a discount code.0 -
FleetFanatic wrote:The problem with doing it through my employer is that the letter they issue also asks the company to supply the glasses.
I want the freedom to choose.....
Mine's different. I get a voucher for money off, and I can choose what i wantNO to pasty tax We won!!!! Just shows that people power works! Don't be apathetic to your cause!0 -
i used the d & a voucher. Good examination and stylise cosultation. Decided to get my specs (yes I ended up needing some) from Direct specs and saved £150 on simular from d & a0
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I've opted for Asda.
Free eye-test 'if I need glasses' (and I know I will.)
Prices seem reasonable, even for designer frames.
Phoned today, appointment tomorrow.....Fog on The Tyne isn't mine all mine... but if I wanted it, I'd want it with a discount code.0
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