Oy. Again.

[madamesilverspurs]

Very pleased that Medicare pays for my eye exams.

I'd be even more pleased if Medicare paid for glasses.


Anybody know the cutoff date for letters to Santa?

[catnhatnh]

1. I cannot stress this enough

http://www.zennioptical.com/?gclid=CLiYv6L1zckCFQwjHwodA9IAqg

They are cheap and good.

[Ed Suspicious]

3. yes. I buy for my whole family there. got them all outfitted for less than one pair in the local

store.

[madamesilverspurs]

4. Thank you!

I'll check into this tomorrow.

Hope they do tri-focals!

[Ed Suspicious]

2. Go here after you get your prescription. You can find a complete pair for under 10 bucks if you

dig a bit. I'm wearing $11.00 on my face as I type this.

http://www.zennioptical.com/

[zalinda]

5. I went there to get my glasses

the eye doctor was surprised on how well made they were.

I actually paid less for no-line bi-focals than if I had used Medicaid and gotten no-line bi-focals. Medicaid only gives you $99 to spend for glasses at their preferred dealers. Oh, and the zennioptical glasses had hinged frames and clip on sun glasses which all came in a hard plastic case with a cleaning cloth and it came in the mail in about a week.

Z

You do have to measure the distance between your pupils though. Check out the web site before your exam so you'll see the numbers you need to punch in.

[Lars39]

6. Optometrists don't like to give out the

pupillary distance but they will if asked.
Much easier than trying to measure it yourself.

[zalinda]

7. I know

I went to a place that doesn't sell glasses. I went to the community health center and had them measure my eyes.

Z

[Lars39]

8. Smart solution! :-)