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Specsavers OpticiansNewest Review: ... and thin lenses or else they are like jam jars. This option costs me £60 per pair of glasses for the cheapest lowest form of thin and light, which only just do me. I have paid a hundred quid for the thinnest lenses and find these do just as well if I choose thick frames. I have seen now and again buy one get one free offers. The choice of glasses is ok, a lot of them are up to them minute ... more |
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by - written on 19/11/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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I have been a customer of Specsavers for a couple of years now and certainly wish that I had stayed with the local independent optician. Specsavers opticians can be found on many high streets up and down the country and retail glasses for the whole family. Ladies, designer, mens and smaller frames for the kids. In my local one the prices start at £25 and lead up to £125 for the designer frames such as Roxy, Osiris, FCUK and the like. The usual lens options are available such as thin and lights, varis, bifocals, tinted, reactions so on and so forth!! The prices for the glasses include standard single vision lenses. My ... Read the complete review

by - written on 14/11/09
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went leicester branch of specsavers, had eye test, with no deteriation in sight, was told no change on prescription, all seemed ok until I picked up second pair, they immediately seemed out of focus, I said I would try them for 2 days , they were the same so I went back and was told my previous glasses were set out of axis by 20%.. I told the assistant this just wasn't true, I have had the same prescription for a number of years and never have I had them so out of alignment as this second pair, they have booked me in for a second eyetest, (first pair was original lenses with different frames) assistant seemed to insist that D&A were at fault (my last supplier) I told them I would have a second optician look at them if necessary, I am waiting for my next test now
by john - written on 02/11/09
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AVOID SPECSAVERS AT ALL COSTS !
Their eye tests are appalling, I was more than a bit concerned after
having mine, as it was conducted so poorly.
I then had further tests at D&A, and vision express within 2 weeks of
the specsavers test, and the results were clear.
D&A, and vision express, results were similar, and completely different from specsavers !
I will never ever walk through their doors again
by - written on 31/10/09 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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When choosing an optician the first thing I do will be to visit several around the town centre and simply look at the range of frame styles on display. I have over the years had my glasses bought for me by my parents, been a poor student choosing styles, had a little money to treat myself, and been unemployed and counting those pennies. Therefore to say that I keep coming back to specsavers just because they're the cheapest highstreet optician doesn't hold much water. I really feel that they offer the best range and the best service out there. Specsavers certainly made their name as the budget option for the visually impaired but I have never felt ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/10/09 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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My visit to the opticians I was long overdue - I had not even been wearing the last pair when I really should have - so thought I would pop in my local Specsavers to see what they had on offer. I was amazed at the wide range of glasses they had to offer and the promotions made their glasses really good value compared to their competitors like Vision Express, Optical Express and Dolland and Achison. I visited my local branch on a Sunday to browse around so it was not really busy. The one thing I hate when I go shopping is being hounded by the staff but during my two hour visit to Specsavers I was only approached once upon entering the shop. This enabled me to ... Read the complete review
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