I suppose I really ought to thank LensCrafters (and their Ray-Ban brand)
Posted by Ira at Sunday, January 04, 2009
I was reaching for a pair of socks in the ol' socks and underwear drawer a while back and felt a strange lump under a pile of some of the more rarely worn articles in the back corner. I pulled out the 39DollarGlasses micro-fiber pouch and found the origin for the GlassyEyes site.
If they had broken at a different time in a different manner, I'm sure I'd still be in a pair of overpriced frames and lenses of the greedy LensCrafters monster. Thankfully I was broke -- and willing to take a chance (or two).
I'm still giddy every time I get another of these affordable, perfect pairs of eyeglasses. I just received a couple new pair in the mailbox over the past week -- bringing the total collection to two dozen (I think). More on them in the next few days.
(ED. NOTE: Due to popular demand -- The un-broken frames on my face are the p113 frame at Optical4Less -- about halfway down the "Plastic Eyewears" page. It's back in stock! I own two pair -- one sunglasses, one not.)
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Labels: Broken Glasses, LensCrafters
5 comments:
- At January 4, 2009 at 10:02 PM Michael said...
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Hey man -- what exactly are those frames you're wearing in your picture? Gotta get me a pair of them!
- At January 5, 2009 at 3:03 AM Anonymous said...
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What glass are the ones you are wearing in the picture and which site are they from? Thanks
- At January 5, 2009 at 9:57 PM Anonymous said...
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I'm really thankful I found your blog. My company offers a $100 reimbursement benefit for eyeglasses, which allowed me to get 4 pairs! Bought 2 pair from EBD and 2 from Goggles4u. They're all great!
- At January 18, 2009 at 11:21 AM courtneywoah@gmail.com said...
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just bought those glasses! They look so neat, can't wait to get them!
- At February 23, 2009 at 2:18 AM Anonymous said...
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just got my pair of p113 from G4U, and I think I was the last person, because they've now been discontinued, so sad, since I was looking forward to getting a tinted photochromic pair. Keep up the great work!