And actually found it now, it's on the splash page. Must have missed it before...
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Prescription Glasses 50% Off Total Order, $20 Single Prescription, $60 Progressives, Shipped To Canada
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- movieking
- Deal Addict
- Nov 15, 2004
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- sickcityxiii
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- Jun 18, 2015
- 345 posts
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- Winnipeg, MB
I've never had any issuesChippewaBarr wrote: ↑ Might be a stupid question, but are these able to be claimed through my govt work benefits?
- Avignon
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- May 23, 2008
- 979 posts
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- Toronto
- idiotcanuck [OP]
- Deal Guru
- Apr 3, 2009
- 10836 posts
- 5634 upvotes
- Toronto
No never. As discussed early in the thread , glasses are exempt from duty taxes.
I would give my life to protect your right to say something really funking stupid.
Respect your OP's. They don't get paid to do this, and don't have to come here to post their deals for you. They can all just hoard their deals in silence, if you prefer?
Respect your OP's. They don't get paid to do this, and don't have to come here to post their deals for you. They can all just hoard their deals in silence, if you prefer?
- bylo
- Deal Expert
- Jan 7, 2002
- 29709 posts
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- Waterloo, ON
Call DHL and point out that the contents of the package is prescription glasses which isn't subject to duties or HST. There should be a customs sticker on the package that states the contents. (Otherwise how would they have come up with the value?)
See What's Taxable Under the HST and What's Not? page 6.
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- sakib7780
- Newbie
- Jul 16, 2017
- 7 posts
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I ordered one designer glasses with premium photochromic coatings, spent about 50$. I should've use this coupon!
- idiotcanuck [OP]
- Deal Guru
- Apr 3, 2009
- 10836 posts
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- Toronto
Promo code DN50 is still active for 50% off, and Progressives with Photochromic (Transition type lenses) are available again 1.56 index and at a lower price.
$49.90 US upcharge plus frame, less 50% plus shipping.
$49.90 US upcharge plus frame, less 50% plus shipping.
I would give my life to protect your right to say something really funking stupid.
Respect your OP's. They don't get paid to do this, and don't have to come here to post their deals for you. They can all just hoard their deals in silence, if you prefer?
Respect your OP's. They don't get paid to do this, and don't have to come here to post their deals for you. They can all just hoard their deals in silence, if you prefer?
- idiotcanuck [OP]
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- Apr 3, 2009
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A little update: Over time I just wasn't completely satisfied with the fit of my progressive glasses. They were OK, and definitely usable, but just not perfect. So I asked for a replacement, and they did supply me with another pair of progressives in a different, larger frame of my choosing, and that seems to have, done it. So far, happy with the new pair and now I have a pair of spare progressives, that I can use, whenever, since they allow you to keep the originals.
Promo Code DN50 for 50% off is still active.
With current pricing, this brings progressives into the $35-$40 US range and progressives with photochromic lenses (Transitions) into the $45-$50 US range.
Promo Code DN50 for 50% off is still active.
With current pricing, this brings progressives into the $35-$40 US range and progressives with photochromic lenses (Transitions) into the $45-$50 US range.
I would give my life to protect your right to say something really funking stupid.
Respect your OP's. They don't get paid to do this, and don't have to come here to post their deals for you. They can all just hoard their deals in silence, if you prefer?
Respect your OP's. They don't get paid to do this, and don't have to come here to post their deals for you. They can all just hoard their deals in silence, if you prefer?
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