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Raybans lens replacement

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OhCobblers · 21/05/2021 09:28

I can easily buy the lenses but really don't want to try fitting them myself!
Could anyone recommend an online company who do it all for you? Thanks

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Colourmylife1 · 21/05/2021 13:17

My optician supplied and fitted for around £40

Lowlifeinhighplaces · 21/05/2021 14:56

Sunglasses or glasses?

If sunglasses, I broke one lens in a pair of New Wayfarers in 2 (must stop putting them on my head), and the cost to get it replaced inc reg post was £10 less than buying a new pair...........

OhCobblers · 21/05/2021 16:54

@Lowlifeinhighplaces

Sunglasses or glasses?

If sunglasses, I broke one lens in a pair of New Wayfarers in 2 (must stop putting them on my head), and the cost to get it replaced inc reg post was £10 less than buying a new pair...........

@Lowlifeinhighplaces would you mind sharing where you had that done? I'm currently being quoted £50+++ !!
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OhCobblers · 21/05/2021 16:54

Yes they're sunglasses

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Lowlifeinhighplaces · 21/05/2021 17:01

No given the cost of just under £10 less than buying a new pair to repair I did not get the one lens replaced.

Ended up buying a new pair altogether, looked at a few places and thought it was a total rip off for repairs with lots of disclaimers regarding colour match and the like.

New pair just under £79 in the sale, repair £70 inc the postage given the glasses were 3 years old it was just not worth it.

OhCobblers · 21/05/2021 17:47

@Lowlifeinhighplaces

No given the cost of just under £10 less than buying a new pair to repair I did not get the one lens replaced.

Ended up buying a new pair altogether, looked at a few places and thought it was a total rip off for repairs with lots of disclaimers regarding colour match and the like.

New pair just under £79 in the sale, repair £70 inc the postage given the glasses were 3 years old it was just not worth it.

Sorry misread your post. Thought it actually cost £10!

I know I can buy the lenses for around £30 but can't find a decent you tube video to show how to do it.
The real annoyance is that I didn't use this pair very much and lost an opportunity to sell them on before dropping and scratching the hell out of them.

I also really need prescription sunglasses now so might just spend the money there??!!

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