Bad deal if you have high prescription. Around $124, much more expensive than something like Clearly
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Kits.com Free Pair Prescription Glasses
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- hermitian
- Newbie
- Mar 31, 2020
- 72 posts
- 44 upvotes
- xotriz
- Newbie
- Jan 3, 2014
- 33 posts
- 9 upvotes
- Toronto
I need a deal for the lenses too 

- helphelp911
- Sr. Member
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- Jan 26, 2005
- 979 posts
- 98 upvotes
- phozys
- Newbie
- Nov 19, 2018
- 73 posts
- 42 upvotes
- Surrey, BC
$14, came with a glasses case, little screwdriver. cloth. Can't really complain and recommended to friends.
- helphelp911
- Sr. Member
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- Jan 26, 2005
- 979 posts
- 98 upvotes
I ordered on July 2. Until now, i still haven't see my order move. Email them and they said they cannot fulfill my order because i request progressive lenses at this time. They should fix their website instead of wasting people time
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- recordman
- Deal Addict
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- Jan 19, 2005
- 4997 posts
- 2214 upvotes
- Vancity
Nothing special. Just regular lens with prescription for close range. My regular progressive glasses are -3.50 for far range, and -2.50 for close range. The new Kits glasses are -2.50. If I want the blue light thing, I can run an app. to alleviate. I run f.lux on Windows.helphelp911 wrote: ↑ Computer glasses? do they offer those block Blue Light, Anti-Glare lense?
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- Ottomaddox
- Deal Fanatic
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- Oct 22, 2007
- 9231 posts
- 2902 upvotes
- London
I need a new pair, but man, I find none of these frames appealing.
- epik89
- Deal Addict
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- Jan 8, 2010
- 1598 posts
- 449 upvotes
seems like the pulled the bait and switch on me
told me my frame isnt in stock anymore and was pulled from their listings
I check online and its still listed as available and is now way more expensive
told me my frame isnt in stock anymore and was pulled from their listings
I check online and its still listed as available and is now way more expensive
- strippedaway
- Deal Addict
- Aug 13, 2011
- 1288 posts
- 345 upvotes
I'm finding there is really not much for smaller faces. Basically two options and even then they are a bit bigger than what I already have. I might wait to see if they get more frames in.Ottomaddox wrote: ↑ I need a new pair, but man, I find none of these frames appealing.
- brigand
- Sr. Member
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- Mar 7, 2011
- 664 posts
- 377 upvotes
- Vernon
it seems you wasted their time as it clearly states "At this time, KITS is not producing bifocals, progressives, or prescription sunglasses" right from the linked page.helphelp911 wrote: ↑ I ordered on July 2. Until now, i still haven't see my order move. Email them and they said they cannot fulfill my order because i request progressive lenses at this time. They should fix their website instead of wasting people time
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- Senescence
- Member
- Feb 26, 2017
- 253 posts
- 200 upvotes
I don't need new glasses but I'm always worried if I break mine I'm going to be in trouble, especially when traveling, so I ended getting a pair. I also went with the Blue Light filter because that might be useful for me with my sleep disorder. I already use F.lux on the computer but for televisions and other sources of light like lamps and ebook reading, it's not possible to alter them for me. Looking forward to trying them, Gale was the only model I thought looked ok.
- morganplus8
- Member
- Nov 19, 2011
- 202 posts
- 81 upvotes
- London
Thanks everyone, I'm going to try them out. I ordered without the coating and it came to $ 12.60 Canadian all in. If they are any good at all this is a gift!
- JustBob
- Deal Fanatic
- Aug 25, 2010
- 5257 posts
- 1206 upvotes
I normally wear progressives, but for playing tennis, I don't need the reading part of the prescription. So I ordered a pair on the 6th, it shipped on the 7th and arrived today. That's damn fast. They won't win a fashion award but for limited use and/or backup, they are fine. My total was $29.90 USD (shipping + anti-scratch/UV/etc... bundle).
- helphelp911
- Sr. Member
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- Jan 26, 2005
- 979 posts
- 98 upvotes
LOL, Am i? I went through the checkout without problem. I know nothing about progressives blah blah lens. I just put my # in the boxes. I don't even know i am ordering progressives lens. They said because i put +1.5 so it is progressives.
They should stop me at check out and saying they don't offer that measurement in the checkout process
Also, they should tell me right away after order placed. Instead of i email them after a week asking what is going on with my order
THUMB DOWN on website and customer services
- AirTimid
- Deal Addict
- Jun 1, 2005
- 1455 posts
- 459 upvotes
- Halifax
I find it funny you are down voting their website because it wasn't designed to protect you from yourself since you clearly didn't read or pay attention to what you were doing.helphelp911 wrote: ↑ LOL, Am i? I went through the checkout without problem. I know nothing about progressives blah blah lens. I just put my # in the boxes. I don't even know i am ordering progressives lens. They said because i put +1.5 so it is progressives.
They should stop me at check out and saying they don't offer that measurement in the checkout process
Also, they should tell me right away after order placed. Instead of i email them after a week asking what is going on with my order
THUMB DOWN on website and customer services
- sparklingjaney
- Member
- May 22, 2018
- 255 posts
- 455 upvotes
- Ontario
I wish they had 1.74 compression, the highest they offer isn't thin enough for me 

- weedb0y
- Deal Expert
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- Aug 6, 2001
- 17022 posts
- 4810 upvotes
- Stuck in a Box
Got mine. Not bad. Frame is larger but that's all they have. Will order again, specially if they offer lower priced high index lenses.
- PaliGap
- Member
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- Feb 3, 2013
- 418 posts
- 400 upvotes
- Victoria
I've never bought from Kits, but the 1.67 high index lens material would be the same as what Nikon would use. What would be different would be the quality of the lens surfacing,if a digital, aspheric or spherical lens profile and quality of the non-glare coating. Of course the optical centre placement is critical in stronger Rx's. Nikon would also be using proprietary software to model the lenses during surfacing.
- weedb0y
- Deal Expert
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- Aug 6, 2001
- 17022 posts
- 4810 upvotes
- Stuck in a Box
I got 1.67, no qualms. It's a quality lens.PaliGap wrote: ↑ I've never bought from Kits, but the 1.67 high index lens material would be the same as what Nikon would use. What would be different would be the quality of the lens surfacing,if a digital, aspheric or spherical lens profile and quality of the non-glare coating. Of course the optical centre placement is critical in stronger Rx's. Nikon would also be using proprietary software to model the lenses during surfacing.
- fable
- Member
- Aug 14, 2004
- 319 posts
- 181 upvotes
- Burnaby
Got my pair in 2 days thnx