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Highlights
Customers can select any two-for-one frames worth £55 or £65, such as Cowboy, Prague, Daisy or Cuba Libre
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About This Deal
Choose Between Two Options
- £19 for two pairs of glasses worth £55 (65% off)
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£24 for two pairs of glasses worth £65 (63% off)
- The full range of glasses available can be found at their online store.
- Bifocals and varifocals can be added at an additional cost - £30 for bifocals, or a discounted £49 for varifocals
- Alternatively, the £55/£65 can be spent towards designer brand frames such as Karl Lagerfeld (£125), Scout (£75) and even John Lennon antiques (£125).
Fine Print
Expires 10 May 2016. Limit 1 per person (max 1 Groupon per order). May buy 20 additional as gift.. http://www.glassesdirect.co.uk/. For redemption instructions please see www.glassesdirect.co.uk/offers/groupon-guide. Must be 18 or over. You are purchasing a voucher, which will be redeemed online after purchase. A valid prescription is required on redemption. Glasses Direct cannot fulfill orders to customers with extremely strong prescriptions in the following ranges: the combined SPH and CYL is greater than +/-8.00; if the CYL is over +/-4.00; if there is more than 5.00D difference between each eye; if the prism correction is over 4.00 in any direction. The maximum frame size Glasses Direct can provide for is 148mm. 2 for 1 offer applies to Groupon voucher providing customer purchasing frames costing £55 or more. £30 surcharge for bifocals and £49 surcharge for varifocals, can be added at checkout. Excludes boutique and sale items. Excludes delivery. £3.95 surcharge for delivery per order (anywhere in the UK); Please allow up to 7 working days for delivery. Delivery and returns, please access - https://www.glassesdirect.co.uk/help-returns-policy/. Full Groupon value must be used in a single purchase. Not valid in conjunction with any other offers, Valid on option purchased only. Verified using our merchant's website on 9 Mar 2016.
About Glasses Direct
Glasses Direct began in 2004 when Jamie Murray Wells set himself the mission of discovering why designer eyewear was so expensive. After identifying that the mark-up on glasses was huge, Glasses Direct was born to offer standard and designer glasses at reasonable prices. The company grew rapidly, and the site now offers a huge range of specs including well-known brands such as Harrington, Aspire, London Retro and Scout.