My whole family had to have glasses this year, and was it expensive! Four eye exams, four pairs of glasses and one set was a bifocal. I wish I had known about Just Eyewear back in the spring, but now that I do, I'm excited to know that I will be saving hundreds of dollars yearly now.
Just Eyewear has a wide variety of frames and prescription eyewear at just a fraction of the cost at the eye doctors. All you need is your prescription and your pd, the distance between pupils. If you don't have a prescription, you can still take advantage of their awesome sunglasses!
Since my prescription is for reading, I chose to go with a pair of sunglasses. Not only are they handy for driving, but it's summer and I definitely needed a new pair. I used their guide to the best frame style for my face shape and ordered a pair of sunglasses.
I was extremely happy with the customer service. They emailed me when the order was received, when it was being produced and when it shipped. I knew exactly where my glasses were in the process and knew when to expect them in the mail. They came in a sturdy black case, with a cleaning cloth and a handy eye glass tool. I absolutely love them! They are of such high quality and I never could of gotten such gorgeous glasses for that price in the eye doctor's or any other retailer, for that matter.
Next time you need to order new frames and you have your prescription, (a easy phone call to your optometrist can give you that), save your wallet the pain and get them from Just Eyewear! I'm thrilled with their service and quality!
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