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Re-lensing prescription sunglasses

Eegorbishcan · 2018-05-10 11:19:32

Hi Guys, There seems to be a lot of people on here who've had laser eye surgery so I'm sure not the first to come across this problem but recently had laser surgery so I no longer need my prescription sunglasses, I've looked into getting the lens changed to a non-prescription lens in specsavers and they've quoted me 134 to…

10-05-2018 11:19am

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Eegorbishcan

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Hi Guys,
There seems to be a lot of people on here who've had laser eye surgery so I'm sure not the first to come across this problem but recently had laser surgery so I no longer need my prescription sunglasses, I've looked into getting the lens changed to a non-prescription lens in specsavers and they've quoted me 134 to get this done (89 for the replacement lens' + 45 to have those lens' polarized), maybe that's the cost but it seemed a bit extreme to me as I'd buy a fairly decent pair of new sunglasses for €134 I'm sure...

My question is, has anyone got something like this done anywhere else at a better cost or is that pretty much the standard cost for this?

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