should i of had to pay for my childs new glasses?!
Question: Should i of had to pay for my childs new glasses?
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Overpriced glasses have been a problem for years. Companies take advantage of consumers because it is something we need and they charge big bucks for it. Unfortunately, I can't help in solving your problem but I can offer you a word of advice: buy your glasses online.
I've been buying my prescription glasses online for years now, and it has saved me so much money. All you need is the prescription from your doctor and you can order it online. I've been trying to convert friends and families just because of the successful experiences with online companies. Good quality, cheap prices, and awesome service.
If you're new I suggest checking this site out: http://www.optical4less.com/
Good luck and let's boycott local glasses stores.
talk to people where you got the voucher
Only some frames are covered by the NHS voucher, some of the frames dont qualify for you using that. For example if you wanted a really expensive branded frame the voucher is not useable against it. The optician should've made it clear to you which frames are NHS and which ones aren't.
My daughter has to wear glasses as she's visually impaired and has done since birth, shes 14 now. One pair of glasses once cost me about £12 because the frame wasn't NHS yet another pair cost me nearly £200 because at that time she had to have the lenses spcecially made, but that time the frame was free as it was NHS covered.