Free Shipping for Glasses
I really need to start finding another place to purchase my glasses from. LensCrafters is way too expensive. I end up spending around $300-400 because I need special things done to the lenses and want nice looking frames.
Optics Planet has a lot of eyeglasses and sunglasses to choose from. They even offer free shipping. They really do have a great selection. The only thing I would worry about for me is not being able to try them on before ordering. With all my glasses, I’ve taken a long time trying the frames on to find the perfect one. But, with their return policy, within 30 days, I could send it back if I’m not completely happy and exchange it if I want to.
I never knew these existed, but I guess you can purchase golf sunglasses. I guess they make it easier for golfers to see what they need to see so they can focus on playing their best!
Besides eyeglasses and sunglasses, they also sell binoculars, flashlights, and more. The digital binoculars look really nice and seem to be affordable.
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Groovy Lady on March 21st, 2007
I bought a pair of Digital Binoculars with a camera made into them for one of my sons this past Christmas.
I shopped around for a while because I had no clue what I what I should be looking for in them or price range. After I researched them, I ended up buying them from OpticPlanet because they had the best prices by a long shot. They also offered free ground shipping.. which just added to the savings I was already getting.
The also offer a Best Deal program where if you do find it cheaper elsewhere, you fill out their little form, provide a link to the cheaper item and they will work with you on matching or beating that price.
Based on my experience with them, I think they are a really good company and will definitely use them again.
alisha on March 21st, 2007
Oh, that’s great! I was fascinated with the digital binoculars, as I’ve never seen any before. I hope your son liked his present. It was for bird watching, right? Hehe.