Zenni has long been the standard for Chinese opticians.
One of the youtube optometrists said he's gotten it right from Zenni all
but once, when it was wrong frame, wrong Rx, and he assumed it was
somebody else's order.
Costco has a great guarantee, and prices are about 10% higher than Zenni
with a real fitting by a real optician.
I just re-joined Costco Sunday so I could order PAL, computer and
sunglasses, getting $50/pr off the 2nd and 3rd set. But the Costco
optician I talked to was a bit hesitant to fit progressives to a strong
Rx 60 year old who had never tried progressives. Then I remembered
reading that optiboards thread on OmniLux and started an email
discussion with the Quest rep who responded to that thread.
The big drawback to Costco is the good lenses are all PAL and single
vision, and their in-store frame selection is limited, at least in my
size. Their bifocal and trifocal mostly aren't even available for my Rx,
and they're all CR-39 and polycarbonate, both of which would be thicker
than coke bottles if their lab were willing to produce them.
The web site I want to get the OmniLux lenses from tells me to mail the
frames to the same address as the guy I'm talking to from Quest, which
invented OmniLux.
On 2024-06-12 13:13, dan penoff.com via Mercedes wrote:
Keep us posted, at least I’m interested.
Our eye doctor was a neighbor lady who always did a great job for us. I
got my eyes checked right before we left FL and then orderd some new
glasses from Zenni, who I have used in the past and been happy with.
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