Try contacts for free!

pinkkatie

http://www.focusdailies.co.uk/freetrial.shtmlTry contacts for free! just enter you information onto the form, print in out and you get 5 sets of contact lenses!*It even gives you a store locator so you know what local places do them!*

Riyazi

Correct link is http://www.focusdailies.co.uk/freetrial.shtml

It says "Fitting fees may apply" - does anyone know how much this might come up to ? I wear strong prescription glasses at the moment but want to try out contacts to see whether they are for me

razzmatazz_2

Im sure this link is better for you as apparently there are no fitting charges.:beer:

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http://www.danda.co.uk/solus1001nscl21/

Claim your online vouchers to get a FREE Contact Lens Assessment + Trial and earn 2000 Nectar bonus points. Plus book an appointment online for the chance to win a Sony Camcorder.



To mark the launch of Spider-man™ 3 on DVD on the 15th October 07, D&A are offering a free contact lens and trial (Normally £40) and the chance to win a Sony Camcorder.

Simply book an appointment online and we will email you both the money saving vouchers and enter you into our prize draw to win a Sony Camcorder.

Remember that to claim your free contact lens assessment and trial you will need a valid sight test prescription.

Please print the vouchers when you receive the email. Don’t forget to take them with you when you go for your appointment as we cannot offer these great savings without them.

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Riyazi

Fantastic - thanks for that !!!

Alleycat

Thanks loads for this!! I have been pondering getting contacts for a while now to wear now and again but was blown over by the cost of the fitting etc even with free or cheap trials but this is fab!

Free and with nectar points!

lisyloo

It says "Fitting fees may apply" - does anyone know how much this might come up to ?

Fitting is often free if you buy lenses from the optician.

If you want to buy lenses elsewhere then you should expect to pay for checkups.
Specsavers charge £20 but elsewhere might be a bit more expensive.

In the initial stages you might need a few adjustments so my advice would be to go on a scheme with free aftercare until at least your prescription is stable and then re-assess.

I have found specsavers to be very good and they don't mind whether you go on their scheme of buy your lenses ad-hoc.