Contact Lenses - Best Place to Buy Online Contact Lenses?
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The best place for Contact Lenses is: http://www.actionlens.com\nThese guys have great prices and when I ordered the shipping was Free and the contacts arrived pretty fast.\n \nYou Need a prescription, but that's the same for all contact lens stores.\n \nHope that Helps.
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Without regard for cost, your best bet would be Oakly Half Jacket or Rudy Project.  The nice thing about the Half Jacket is that the lenses are interchangeable so you have the flexibility of as many lens types as you want to buy.  I have this frame with 3 lens sets: 1 for bright sun, 1 for partly cloudy days and 1 for overcast days.  Rudy Project is newer to the scene but also makes some great frames and some of their framesets will offer interchangeable lenses.  \n\nI would recommend Oakley due to their greater availability and experience with top quality production
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you should definitely check k5.com\nthey have many selections under $70.\n\nthey have OAKLEY XS O-Frame- $46.99\nANON OPTICS Subrosa- $49.99\nSPY Targa 2- $49.99\nand theres a lot more..\nhope this helps!
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I just bought two pairs of glasses there.  Their prices were a bit cheaper than places like Pearle or TSO.  Not the greatest selection, but I found some I liked, the service was good, and I had my glasses the same day I ordered them.
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My suggestion would be to order your frames online, and then have the lenses put in elsewhere. Just check around; somebody will have a reasonable price. The frames are what really cost; they cost only pennies to make. \nAlso, I learned (accidentally) that there is a significant price difference depending on the optometrists office. They are privately owned, so they can charge what they want. I saw glasses that I wanted, this store was in the mall, in a trendy area of town. Their price for the same frames was nearly $75 more than what I had seen at a different office. In my experience, the prices online cannot be beat.\nAlso, if you have the lenses put in elsewhere, go someplace reputable. Some years back, I had lenses put in my sunglass frames. As it turned out, the lenses were of a very poor quality; I guess that's why the price was so good!
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Why would you do that? If you can't see then there will be no one to complain to and no one to fix it for you without sending them back. It won't save you money and if you wear the wrong Rx for to long it can do some serious damage to your eyes. You can buy a frame just about anywhere but to get the rx lenses you should seriously consider going to a professional.
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1. What is the coincidence, I was looking for a reliable seller of the same stuff! Are you the One?\n\n2. If you mean online, how about eBay? Are they reliable? How much points do you have by the way? :-)
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www.ebay.com is great if you know what it is that you want and are looking for a good deal \namazon.com is good because it lets you see information about the product, and if you click on "used & new" it has even cheaper prices from wholesalers. if you're interested in slightly used products it has an array of less expensive choices. \nI have always been pleased with my purchases from amazon and so far from ebay as well.
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yes, depends on the manufacturer. You can get weekly,by-weekly, monthly and yearly contact lenses. Refer to your optician.
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The sunglasses were avalible by Oakley. If they dont match exactly, ebay is a good place to turn to.
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www.wholesalers-directory.co.uk\nnot sure what you mean by 1st choice but you may want to look into this link
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www.goggle.com is the best
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Is this what you're looking for?\n\nwww.direct-connect-store.com
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you can get the sunglasses at the eyeware place you got your regular glasses. i have clip ons for mine and i sometimes wear contacts so i can get regular sunglasses. cost of them depends on style
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I have been wearing soft contact lenses since 1979, when they cost $350 a pair (and that was in 1979).  Now, soft lenses cost about $20 for a box of 6, or $40 for 6 pair.  If you have astigmatism, you will pay about $90 for 6 pair.  \n\nThe game is that you're supposed to throw the lenses away after anywhere from a couple days to a month.  However, I routinely keep my (so-called) disposable lenses for 6 months or longer per pair by keeping them clean and disinfected, using a daily cleanser, soaking solution, and a weekly (about every 2 weeks in reality) enzyme soak.  \n\nVirtually all lenses cost the same.  It is your eye doc who will decide what brand you are prescribed.  Typically your optometrist works with a limited selection of brands, and will choose the best among those.  You will probably be given a free pair to wear on a trial basis, to make sure they are comfortable and fit properly.  Overall, lenses are very similar these days.  \n\nIf you wear your lenses every day, you should expect to pay about $15/month for supplies to keep them clean.  Note that this is cheaper than replacing lenses frequently, but it's not free.  And you will still have expenses for solutions and such even if you do replace your lenses frequently.  If you are new to contact lenses, you should expect to lose or ruin a pair or two in your first year--this is where you benefit from inexpensive disposable lenses.  \n\nI don't know where you live, but in the U.S., Consumer Reports recently said that the best price and service available for purchasers of eyeglasses and contact lenses is at either Costco or Sam's Club.  These stores' eye centers are open to the public, even if you don't have a membership (it's Federal law that their pharmacies, optometrists and other health-related facilities be open to the public without restriction).  I have used them for years, and I get excellent service and the best prices--in Dallas, for instance, it's about $100 for a contact lens + eyeglass exam, and another $90 for my toric lenses.  Wal-mart is another good choice.
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Online I gues, or e bay...;
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I wear glasses and also contacts.......sounds like you got a pretty good deal.  Glasses are so expensive!!!