GlassesUSA.com: Deals and Coupons

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As we get older, and we start our families, we start to push things off like getting a new pair of jeans, getting hair cuts, and getting our eyes checked. The downside? We wind up with pants that don't fit well, hair that doesn't look nice, and we increase the chance of harming our eyes. We often put these things off because a) they're time consuming and b) getting something, like eyeglasses, costs money. Sometimes money is the only factor for holding-off on taking care of ourselves. Thankfully, the Internet has changed the way we shop!

If you've been pushing off your latest eye exam because you don't want to pay for new prescription glasses, don't hold off. Did you know that your chances of acquiring age-related eye conditions like glaucoma and cataracts increases dramatically after age 40? If money is the issue, sites like GlassesUSA.com can make shopping for eyeglasses a lot easier! By shopping online, you save time AND money.

You may be wondering what you need to buy glasses online, right? You need an open mind, a few minutes, and your prescription. If you're worried about inserting your prescription online, don't be - you can always send it via fax or email and let the trained opticians do the work for you. When you're sitting at home or procrastinating at work, take a few minutes to look around and see what GlassesUSA has to offer. With a complete pair of glasses starting at $38.00, you really can't be steered wrong.

Once you find a pair (or a few pairs) of glasses you like, try them on using the "Try It!" virtual mirror. It makes the selection process much easier and it's really easy to use! If you're prone to looking for the best deal online, make sure you order glasses using one of these codes:

  • Take $25 off any order of glasses with Transitions lenses with the code: Trans25
  • Take 10% off any order. Code: Blog10



If you're still holding off, think about this: would you hold off from taking your child to the doctor if he or she was sick? The answer is probably no - so why would you wait on something as precious as your vision?

This post was paid for and sponsored by GlassesUSA.com - the smartest place to buy glasses.