Use Tesco Clubcard vouchers to see better!

theowl_2

You can now get laser eye treatment with Clubcard vouchers! Starts 12th December. As usual, the vouchers are worth 4 x their printed value. . .

About this Deal

Optimax has carried out more than 245,000 laser eye treatments in the UK since they were established in 1991. Their 18 nationwide clinics house the latest laser technology and all of their doctors are highly skilled specialists in laser eye correction.

More people choose Optimax because of the personal care and attention given to every single patient. Optimax are the only nationwide chain of laser eye clinics to offer an initial free consultation with the treating surgeon.

Laser eye treatments can help people with short sight, long sight and astigmatism. Laser treatment alters the shape of the eye to enable natural clear vision without glasses or lenses. No wonder 99% of all patients said that they would recommend treatment to their friends and family.
Additional information


Visit their website at
www.optimax.co.uk.

fuzzgun19

http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/deals/product.aspx?R=584

Cool, always wanted this but can never afford it. Will have to get wombling!!

thinkginge

me too! something i actually need to use my vouchers this time!

MBN

What a coincidence, hubby had a consultation at the local branch of Optical Express this afternoon and got 2 quotes, the more expensive one being £1300 per eye. :undecided This took us by surprise, we thought it would be slightly cheaper tbh. On the way home I was actually wondering whether I could get it cheaper, and now I've just logged in and noticed this post. Thanks a lot OP! :T

This is great news, couldn't have come at a better time for us. :jGotta start some serious points collecting (haven't been that interested in Mr T and his points lately ).

zippybungle

I would really like this doing, but am just too scared! :sad:

Zippy x

Jay_Cee_Ooh

Hi All,

Has anyone been able to read the additional information given via the link http://www.tesco.com/CLUBCARD/DEALS/PRODUCTINFOSHEETS/S7806.PDF yet? I'm sure the T&C's will be a little restrictive, but with £1,700 in CC deals to spend, Mrs. Ooh is very interested in this.

Cheers,

Jay

alchemista

Jay_Cee_Ooh wrote: »

Hi All,

Has anyone been able to read the additional information given via the link http://www.tesco.com/CLUBCARD/DEALS/PRODUCTINFOSHEETS/S7806.PDF yet? I'm sure the T&C's will be a little restrictive, but with £1,700 in CC deals to spend, Mrs. Ooh is very interested in this.

Cheers,

Jay

Your link doesn't work for me.

alchemista

Interested to see what the cost of this and whether they make you pay a premium to use the vouchers (via a markup in cost).

miggyuz

zippybungle wrote: »

I would really like this doing, but am just too scared! :sad:

Zippy x

I had mine done yesterday and I feel fab and can see almost perfect already!!

I was terrified! No pain, but can't say it was a pleasant experience. I see it as 10 minutes of discomfort for a lifetime of being able to see. I went to optical express and would highly recommend them. My friend went to Optimax and didn't feel happy with them.

If anyone wants a recommend a friend voucher for Optical Express then post a reply and I can send you one. You get £50 off your treatment. :j

weegie.geek

We do not normally treat the following, but please do enquire as we may be able to help:

* People with a lazy eye
* Partially sighted or blind in one eye
* Severe epileptics
* Those suffering from rheumatoid arthritis or collagen diseases
* People with a depressive disorder or obsessive personality problems
* Pregnant women and mothers who are breastfeeding

Anyone know why that is?

edit: found it myself

It can be upsetting for a patient if their results are not as they anticpate it would be. Patients who suffer from depression may find it hard to deal with if their results are below their expectations.

Everything's below our expectations...