The optometrist recommended seamless bifocals. I have a very painful nerve condition in my face (atypical trigeminal neuralgia), so this is what I need with glasses: the lightest weight frames possible- known as ultra light- with the lightest weight lenses possible and automatically darkening lenses so I don’t need the weight of sunglasses. The cheapest frames brought the total to $250 on the site the insurance worked with.

The frames are $20 on the cheap site. Everything else in the cost is the lenses.

As for why I have to buy them online- I don’t want anyone touching my face unless it’s absolutely necessary. The exam was painful enough.

American for-profit healthcare is fucking awesome.

  • @Mango
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    -21 month ago

    So what’s your complaint here? Why are you making a big deal about how I suggested some really nice glasses that cost half what you posted about?

    • Flying SquidOP
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      1 month ago

      All I was saying was that they seemed really overpriced. I’m sorry you took it personally, but I never made it personal.

      Also, I would suggest it is not especially helpful to offer a link to expensive frames when someone is infuriated about how much they had to pay for glasses.

      • @Mango
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        -11 month ago

        You said so much more than that, and they’re half the price you paid. There’s alternatives.

        • Flying SquidOP
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          31 month ago

          From my original post:

          The frames are $20 on the cheap site. Everything else in the cost is the lenses.

          Did you not read it?