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How to order prescription sunglasses
Those who wear prescription glasses can find it frustrating on very sunny days. They often have to choose between wearing sunglasses and losing some of their vision or keeping their glasses on and struggling to see through the glare of the sun.
Can prescription sunglasses be ordered online?
You can order prescription sunglasses online at Feel Good Contacts. No longer will you have to choose between your optical glasses and your sunglasses when you’re out and about. Your eyes will be protected from harmful UV rays, all whilst delivering clear and precise vision with your prescription in the lens.
How do I get sunglasses with my prescription?
You can get sunglasses with your prescription by choosing a pair of glasses on our website and adding a sunt tint coating at checkout. This will give the lenses a solid tint and effectively turn your glasses into prescription sunglasses.
Hover over the steps below for a step-by-step guide on how to get sunglasses with your prescription at Feel Good Contacts.
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Choose the glasses frames you wish to purchase and select 'choose your lenses'.
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Decide on what you will use your glasses for.
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Enter your prescription or select 'send later'.
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Select 'Sunt Tints' and don't forget to pick a colour.
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Choose a package and coating to suit you.
How much does it cost to get a prescription for sunglasses?
You can turn your prescription glasses into sunglasses for as little as £10 at Feel Good Contacts.
The overall cost of prescription sunglasses at Feel Good Contacts will depend on which frame and package you select.
We stock a huge range of designer frames from big brands like Ray-Ban, Le Specs and Polo Ralph Lauren. We also have our high-quality and affordable Feel Good Collection glasses, all available to be made into sunglasses.
It’s important to protect your eyes when you’re outside, but it’s also important to ensure you have clear vison at the same time. UV rays can penetrate the clouds even on overcast days, so carrying your prescription sunglasses with you at all times is essential to protect against UVA and UVB rays.
Quick links:
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