can i get prescription lenses inserted into a cheap pair of glasses bought online?

December 25th, 2009 | by admin |

if i buy a pair of cheap glasses (i like the geeky glasses) on ebay could an optician change the lenses? – i need prescription lenses for reading, watching tv, computer, etc. any help?? thanks!!

It really depends upon your prescription. Some lenses cannot be fit into certain frames due to the thickness of them. Also, you need to consider the fact that the lenses will have to be professionally cut down to fit your chosen frames. In all honesty, it would probably work out cheaper to buy a pair, lenses and all through your optician.

  1. 6 Responses to “can i get prescription lenses inserted into a cheap pair of glasses bought online?”

  2. By chris.bushnall@btinternet.com on Dec 26, 2009 | Reply

    yes
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  3. By Zee2 on Dec 26, 2009 | Reply

    It really depends upon your prescription. Some lenses cannot be fit into certain frames due to the thickness of them. Also, you need to consider the fact that the lenses will have to be professionally cut down to fit your chosen frames. In all honesty, it would probably work out cheaper to buy a pair, lenses and all through your optician.
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  4. By RK1000 on Dec 26, 2009 | Reply

    u can get pretty cheap glasses from the internet….i got mines with lenses and frame for about £35 last year from select spec
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  5. By McNutt-its war then on Dec 26, 2009 | Reply

    you should have gone to that well known xxxx-savers i got bi-focals for £25
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  6. By cynthia m on Dec 26, 2009 | Reply

    It can be cheaper to buy complete pairs on the internet .OK if you have a low prescription, but higher prescriptions need accurate centring.
    You can get two complete pairs of designer specs with anti reflection coating from Asda, for £90 , no extra cost for thinner lenses if you have a high prescription.
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  7. By Transamgirl on Dec 26, 2009 | Reply

    It’s possible, but your optician would have to examine the frame.
    Not all frames are ophthalmic quality.
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