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Coastal.com: Any Glasses up to $100 for Free or $100 off Any Glasses Over $100 (New Customers Only) + Free Shipping
Coastal.com offers Any Pair of Glasses up to $100 for Free or $100 credit towards any frame over $100 when you enter coupon code VISIONFREE at checkout. Offer valid for new customers only. Shipping is free. Thanks treptrek
Note, there is an additional Handling & Insurance fee applied during checkout.
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You must use the above link for the promo to work! Code: VISIONFREE New customers only. The $100 can be applied toward lens upgrades and more. Some people are saving substantially more than $100, but no one knows exactly how the discount works. Read through the thread for some clues. It's only after you put in your shipping info that you have the option to put in the code. This deal is through abenity, a discount group, but appears to work for anyone. I don't work for Costal. PMing me with questions is less likely to get you a response than posting here: the group collectively knows more than I do. When it works for you, a thumb and a rep would be awesome.  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other useful stuff: Existing customers can use VISION30 for 30% off. You have an opportunity for the discount with either CC or Paypal. An example: I picked $88 frames, a 29.95 upgrade to thinner lenses, and upgraded to overnight shipping. My total before coupon: Merchandise Subtotal: $117.95 Shipping: $14.95 Handling & Insurance : $8.20 TOTAL: $141.10 After applying VISIONFREE 117.95 was removed: Merchandise Subtotal: $0.00 Shipping: $ 9.95 Handling & Insurance : $8.20 TOTAL: $18.15 Any questions, I'll be happy to try and answer. With that, let the thumbs downs roll... 
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DEAD. link does not work anymore.
I'm unable to edit the original post any further: I'll use this to gather some of the notes form the thread: - VISIONFREE no longer seems to cover lens upgrades: it only covers frames at this point. (worked for me just now.. $100 off frames + $19.95 off air lenses upgrade 4/20 3PM CST) - FIRSTPAIRFREE may give a better discount in some situations - the "VISIONFREE " code ends on July 1st 2012 (Thanks Flipxes) - Another code to try: RETAILMEAMJFPF (Thanks Skyyhout) - Another code BBARGAINS50FPF (mentioned by sadude in post #245)
This math doesn't add up... Joseph Marc 4021 Green Lens Type: Standard Transitions® VI Lenses - Grey PD: 70.0 1 $147.95 Billing Summary Merchandise Subtotal: ($100.00 discount has been applied.) $99.95 Shipping: FREE Handling & Insurance : ($0.33 discount has been applied.) $13.57 Do You have Store Credits? Login to apply credits to your order Total: $113.52
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do they give refund on handling charge too?
Product: Ltede 1017 Gold/White, $0.00
Right Eye:
Sphere: -5.75
Cylinder: None
Axis: None
Left Eye:
Sphere: -4.50
Cylinder: None
Axis: None
PD: 63.0
Lens Type: Standard Lenses, $0.00
Tinting: <N/A>
Coating: <N/A>
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Coupon Discount: $91.17
Order Total: $7.90
The free (ie $6) glasses are generally limited to reading and single vision lenses which you can get at the dollar store. However they are better quality. (somewhere between dollar store and eye doctor quality).
What I bought was the full magnification safety glasses for the garage. It's the best deal they have IMHO.
I am a -6. Here is what I have learned from experience. When high index plastic first became available, I was the first to try it. It sucks. If you are extremely myopic (nearsighted), high index plastic is heavy and only slightly thinner than polycarbonate.
The first secret is to stick with lightweight polycarbonate lenses and choose a frame that has fairly small lens openings.
The second secret is to ask that the lenses be ground to a 1mm center thickness. That will keep the edge thickness to a bare minimum. You can do this safely with polycarbonate for normal daily wear because it is a strong plastic. It is not advisable to grind lenses that thin if you are choosing polycarbonate for eye protection from flying debris.
You will end up with lightweight glasses that won't be constantly sliding down your nose and the lenses will be both thin and shatter resistant.