FAQs
Do you sell Varifocals?
We do! We have a full range of varifocal lenses on offer, they're all custom designed by our friends at Nikon (like the camera) and start, fully coated from £110 per pair. You can read more about why we believe Nikon lenses are some of the best lenses on the market here
How much are your glasses?
Our frames start from £30 and lenses £45 - so we have complete priced glasses FROM £75. We also offer free and easy payment options like Klarna - pay in 3, so we will work with you to find you glasses within a price range you're happy to spend and help you work out the best way in which to pay for them.
Do you accept NHS vouchers?
YES! If you're in receipt of an NHS voucher, as your optician for it whilst you shop around and if you see glasses you love here, you'll benefit from being able to use your NHS voucher towards the cost of your glasses.
Do You Do Eye Examinations?
No, we supply the frames and lenses only, we recommend that you have your eyes examined before choosing your new glasses, you can find your nearest ophthalmic optician here
I don't have a prescription, I just want to buy a frame for fashion - is this ok?
YES! Gone are the days where glasses were geeky, our trendy frames can be matched for any look you choose, we can even ad UV protection to the lenses so they offer the same protection as sunglasses.
Do you sell kids frames?
No, we do not supply glasses to anyone under the age of 16 - we recommend that you visit your nearest ophthalmic optical using the finder above, due to the complex nature of the prescription and dispense of the glasses in children, an optician registered with the GOC is the best person to complete this dispense.
Do you sell glasses to people who are registered as visually impaired?
No, we believe the best provider of glasses if you are registered as visually impaired is your Opthalmic Optician or Opthalmologist.
I know my prescription because I wear contact lenses, can I just tell you what prescription I need?
We only accept written prescriptions from your Optometrist, this prescription must be in date, within 2 years or prior to your next eye examination is due - combined with measurements we take, this order is then sent to our lab to be made up to your exact specification.