My heart is a little broken as my favourite-favourite cat eye specs were deemed irreperable today (calamitous fall with my niece's doggle on Sunday night, they flew off and I landed right on top of them - still got a sore rear today!!) so maybe a browse on Googles4U will lessen the blow.
Diggler01
19 Sep 17#6
Code works fine but delivery is showing as £5.95 for me.
allaboutslytherin to Diggler01
19 Sep 17#8
My delivery was £5.95 too, not sure when the £3.95 bit got added to the title.
Diggler01 to allaboutslytherin
19 Sep 17#9
OK, not just me then. Thanks for letting me know.
steviekia
19 Sep 17#7
Excellent,two pairs of progressives ordered, :nerd:
louiselouise
19 Sep 17#10
I haven't bought from Goggles4U for over a year but they do a lot of promo codes (in fact, I wonder where mine go, got a feeling they head to Junk nowadays)? and their stock seems to change quite quickly - as you see when you Bookmark styles you like.
The website is much better than it was originally but it's still a slog searching through them all - but they save me a fortune :smile: I even found a few of the frames I bought last time around had identical (and more expensive) frames on Zenni, who for some reason aren't allowed on here.
Any other decent foreign competitors to G4U and Zenni nowadays? I'm eager to replace my favourite cat-eyes :smile: I did see an advertisement on Facebook for a place called WhereLight (think they're actually based in China, not Pakistan like Goggles4U is - at least, Pakistan is where G4U drop-ship from) but have no idea if Wherelight are a decent/trustworthy company.
gringo1804
19 Sep 17#11
Coupon code "BOGO" is not valid.
Don't think it works on the budget pairs.
nbuuifx
19 Sep 17#12
Excellent - thanks.
Just sorted 2 pairs out with anti-reflection coating for £30.80 delivered.
Combined with the free vision express eye test on here the other day, it has saved us quite a bit of money.
The code BOGO worked perfectly, the site is very clear on which frames it works on and there is a wide selection in the Buy one get one free category.
turbo_c
20 Sep 17#13
Do they do the thin lenses? My eye sight is terrible.
allaboutslytherin to turbo_c
20 Sep 17#16
They do 1.67 Hi-index Plastic Lenses which I selected. They're 35% thinner than standard CR39 Lenses I believe.
justicesj to turbo_c
21 Sep 17#17
I have same problem, they only go up to 1.67 high index lense. Bought to pairs for £55 delivered. I usually get the thinnest 1.74 lense and would happily pay more for those if they did them.
jun19
20 Sep 17#14
what should I add if I don't know PD there is no option to select average, just had eye test in tesco and they don't measure this, found youtube video how to measure but didn't try yet
Apparently the higher the prescription, the more accurate this measurement needs to be.
louiselouise
2 Oct 17#18
With the BOGO code, I got these two for just under £36 (with anti-reflective coating) - at Checkout G4U adds £5.95 Standard Shipping, not as cheap as they used to be but can't grumble at these prices:
My favourite ever Cat Eyes were broken a fortnight ago (from Zenni Optical), hoping these are a decent replacement. These two are cheaper than that one pair!! zennioptical.com/626…tml
louiselouise
3 Oct 17#19
A few more codes today (via their email, I must get them in my Inbox after all) :smile:
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Opening post
Use code BOGO - today only
Frames + lenses as low as £6.95
Just bagged 2 pairs for £51.90 +shipping (super thin lenses, anti-reflective/anti-scratch coating included). Cheaper if you're not as blind as I am.
All comments (19)
The website is much better than it was originally but it's still a slog searching through them all - but they save me a fortune :smile: I even found a few of the frames I bought last time around had identical (and more expensive) frames on Zenni, who for some reason aren't allowed on here.
Any other decent foreign competitors to G4U and Zenni nowadays? I'm eager to replace my favourite cat-eyes :smile: I did see an advertisement on Facebook for a place called WhereLight (think they're actually based in China, not Pakistan like Goggles4U is - at least, Pakistan is where G4U drop-ship from) but have no idea if Wherelight are a decent/trustworthy company.
Just sorted 2 pairs out with anti-reflection coating for £30.80 delivered.
Combined with the free vision express eye test on here the other day, it has saved us quite a bit of money.
The code BOGO worked perfectly, the site is very clear on which frames it works on and there is a wide selection in the Buy one get one free category.
Apparently the higher the prescription, the more accurate this measurement needs to be.
goggles4u.co.uk/223…tml
My favourite ever Cat Eyes were broken a fortnight ago (from Zenni Optical), hoping these are a decent replacement. These two are cheaper than that one pair!! zennioptical.com/626…tml