Prescription glasses $38 @ clearlycontacts.ca

[TaiChiLover]

I got my glasses with brown tinted color, but it seems a bit red. What color should I change to? Is G-1 green? Or the normal color is grey?

[a88888888a]

is it me or is the $38 selection very limited? was there more before? do you know when theyll refresh it and add more frames?

it's limited to get you to visit their site and explore their other marketing objectives.

all their $38 frames are old (2-3 yrs) styles.

their lenses will peel in the canadian weather after about 1 year.

[ansh12]

any new codes or soon to come promotions?

[jhan]

guys, how are you buying glasses online when you haven't tried them on? Clearly these guys have the best price but I don't want to order then find out it's too small for me etc.

[moxy]

Look at your existing glasses. They'll have xx-xx-xx which is the size. Find something that is close to those and you'll be sure it will fit.

[Aggy]

You could also try them on at different stores like at a mall and write down frames you like.

Also, the return policy is very good and they pay for the return shipping.

guys, how are you buying glasses online when you haven't tried them on? Clearly these guys have the best price but I don't want to order then find out it's too small for me etc.

[jhan]

oh I see.. this sounds too good to be true but I guess they are!

[Shaynelle]

it's limited to get you to visit their site and explore their other marketing objectives.

all their $38 frames are old (2-3 yrs) styles.

their lenses will peel in the canadian weather after about 1 year.

"in the Canadian weather" Yeah, the weather in ALL of Canada is all the same (rolling my eyes). Sounds like a disgruntled optician who doesn't like the competition of cheaper online glasses.

And no, the lenses will not peel in about one year - as you would know if you read the previous posts in this thread.

[Shaynelle]

guys, how are you buying glasses online when you haven't tried them on? Clearly these guys have the best price but I don't want to order then find out it's too small for me etc.

I was really leary (as you can tell in my previous to buying online threads) but the cheap prices were too attractive. I could care less if the frames are old styles... I'm not into paying high prices for trends anyway. I am completely happy with the two pair of glasses I purchased from clearly contacts.

For the sizes I did the same as the other poster suggested, read the sizes on my current frames and went from there. I also uploaded a pic and "tried on" various frames until I found a few I liked.

Then, on top of all that if you end up not liking them for any reason, just call and say you want to return them; it's no problem.

[ronienra]

I've received my frame today.
At the temple tip of the frame You can read MADE IN CHINA...
Is this really a genuine product?

[johnsona0]

I've received my frame today.
At the temple tip of the frame You can read MADE IN CHINA...
Is this really a genuine product?

Everything is made in China these days, most authentic manufactured items originate out of China. I looked through Clearly contacts info pages and from what I gather they produce all of their eyewear in Canada, but probably source all materials out of China. Not sure if that is different than a traditional optician.

[HowEver]

Yes, we recall your optician-advice.

But you're wrong about Clearly Contacts.

I've had a variety of glasses from them, and they're all more than stood up to winter and other factors. Tints, shades: all still fine.

So, no. Wrong.

it's limited to get you to visit their site and explore their other marketing objectives.

all their $38 frames are old (2-3 yrs) styles.

their lenses will peel in the canadian weather after about 1 year.