Rimless glasses with thin lenses for £78.75 (incl. delivery) from glassesdirect.

williegofar

People are presumably voting this cold because they can get these cheaper elsewhere. I'd be grateful if you could tell me where, I had been intending to buy these!

ben_edwards2612

I just bought a pair of rimless glasses with tint for a little over £10 delivered from goggles4u after a recommendation on here. So this is a tad expensive, although no-doubt cheaper than on the high-street.

ben_edwards2612

http://www.quidco.com/goggles4u

c00li0

ben_edwards2612:
I just bought a pair of rimless glasses with tint for a little over £10 delivered from goggles4u after a recommendation on here. So this is a tad expensive, although no-doubt cheaper than on the high-street.

That is a bit different as thinning often costs hundreds.

For example, rimless are useless for the OH as their prescription is -7.5 in each eye, so you're talking very very thick lens.

williegofar

ben_edwards2612:
http://www.quidco.com/goggles4u

Thanks for that. Though their site seems to be unavailable at the moment.
I'll check it later. cheers.

teetyweety

I quite like a bit of "rim" action ................. around my lenses.

ben_edwards2612

c00li0:
That is a bit different as thinning often costs hundreds.

For example, rimless are useless for the OH as their prescription is -7.5 in each eye, so you're talking very very thick lens.

I can completely understand that... but the OPs post states free thin lenses, closer inspection of the site reveals "free thin polycarbonate lenses" ... these lenses are the same refractive index as the standard lenses, although lighter weight. So a little better if you need light weight glasses but not thinner.

ben_edwards2612

Also, the 'thinner' lenses (1.61) work out at £21 and thinnest (1.67) £28 delivered from goggles4u... hardly hundreds.

williegofar

ben_edwards2612:
Also, the 'thinner' lenses (1.61) work out at £21 and thinnest (1.67) £28 delivered from goggles4u... hardly hundreds.

I must admit that I am a little confused about which site is actually offering the best deal. Are you saying that google4u are actually more expensive?

ben_edwards2612

Sorry for being confusing, I was just trying to clarify that even with the 'extra super thin' lenses goggles4u are still cheaper...

The original thread about this place can be seen here:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/forums/sho...d.php?p=684393

padair

You can get rimless from £42 with selectspecs with the 1.6 index lenses with free UV 400 and anti-reflective coatings - that's saving another £30 than the equivalent glassesdirect price.

http://www.selectspecs.com/search.ph...s_text=Rimless

ferple

I think the thinnest plastic lenses are 1.74, not 1.67. That can make a lot of difference on the price, and not many places seem to do them.

Scoutfinch

padair:
You can get rimless from £42 with selectspecs with the 1.6 index lenses with free UV 400 and anti-reflective coatings - that's saving another £30 than the equivalent glassesdirect price.

http://www.selectspecs.com/search.ph...s_text=Rimless

I have some of these - got free thin lenses, not as thin as 1.6 but fine for me & my gasses are normally quite thick - therefore they only cost £22 and some pennies delivered.

Rimless glasses with thin lenses for £78.75 (incl. delivery) from glassesdirect.

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