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expiredTattyBear | Staff posted Aug 23, 2022 10:06 PM
Ben Sherman Polarized Sunglasses (various styles/colors)
$20
$100
80% off
+ Free Shipping  at EyeDictive
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This popular offer is available again with a new coupon code TAKE15
EyeDictive has Select Ben Sherman Sunglasses on sale for $20 when you apply coupon code TAKE15 at checkout. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for finding this deal
Examples (prices after coupon code TAKE15):
EyeDictive has Select Ben Sherman Sunglasses on sale for $20 when you apply coupon code TAKE15 at checkout. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for finding this deal
Examples (prices after coupon code TAKE15):
- Ben Sherman Fred Polarized Stainless Steel Flat-Top Aviator $20
- Ben Sherman Charles Polarized Rounded Classic w/ Keyhole Bridge $20
- Ben Sherman Alfie Polarized Eco-Green Aviator $20
- Ben Sherman Harry Polarized Square Sport $20
- Ben Sherman Ethan Polarized Soft Square $20
- Ben Sherman Hugo Polarized Eco-Green Round $20
- Ben Sherman Leo Polarized Stainless Steel Spring Hinge Aviator $20
- Ben Sherman Ben Polarized Flat-Top Pilot $20
- Ben Sherman Max Polarized Navigator Sport $20
- & More
Editor's Notes
Written by persian_mafia | Staff- About this deal:
- This matches a Frontpage deal from January 2022.
- About this store:
- Returns are welcome up to 30 days from order delivery
- Frames must be in unused condition with all accessories and packaging.
- EyeDictive will not cover the cost of return shipping, except for damaged or defective frames.
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This popular offer is available again with a new coupon code TAKE15
EyeDictive has Select Ben Sherman Sunglasses on sale for $20 when you apply coupon code TAKE15 at checkout. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for finding this deal
Examples (prices after coupon code TAKE15):
EyeDictive has Select Ben Sherman Sunglasses on sale for $20 when you apply coupon code TAKE15 at checkout. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for finding this deal
Examples (prices after coupon code TAKE15):
- Ben Sherman Fred Polarized Stainless Steel Flat-Top Aviator $20
- Ben Sherman Charles Polarized Rounded Classic w/ Keyhole Bridge $20
- Ben Sherman Alfie Polarized Eco-Green Aviator $20
- Ben Sherman Harry Polarized Square Sport $20
- Ben Sherman Ethan Polarized Soft Square $20
- Ben Sherman Hugo Polarized Eco-Green Round $20
- Ben Sherman Leo Polarized Stainless Steel Spring Hinge Aviator $20
- Ben Sherman Ben Polarized Flat-Top Pilot $20
- Ben Sherman Max Polarized Navigator Sport $20
- & More
Editor's Notes
Written by persian_mafia | Staff- About this deal:
- This matches a Frontpage deal from January 2022.
- About this store:
- Returns are welcome up to 30 days from order delivery
- Frames must be in unused condition with all accessories and packaging.
- EyeDictive will not cover the cost of return shipping, except for damaged or defective frames.
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1. Eyedictive is not an authorized seller for any of the brands they carry.
2. Since they are not an authorized seller, the manufacturer will not honor any warranty.
3. The only contact info available for Eyedictive is a P.O. Box.
4. If you check prior Eyedictive threads, you will find many people stating they received fake sunglasses from Eyedictive.
Chinese fakes look just like the real product these days with a few minor differences on sunglasses, logo, packaging, and case! You can look up fake vs real pair of RayBan or Maui Jim sunglasses on YouTube to see the comparisons and the very little noticeable differences.
If a pair of sunglasses does not have the 100% UV protection they claim, they can harm your eyes, cause eye cancer, cataracts, or even blind you in the long term. Because wearing sunglasses without actual UV protection are more harmful for your eyes than without wearing one, since your pupils would expand from the dark lens and let in more UV into your eyes.
Nevertheless, if you still choose to buy sunglasses online, whatever the brand they may be, I recommend to bring your sunglasses to your eye doctor so they can check the UV protection with expensive, specialized optical equipment which detect all kinds of visible and invisible light including UV that is produced and blocked and can measure the different wavelengths.
If you do not want to go to an eye doctor, go to a local optical shop such as LensCrafters so they can check the actual UV protection on your sunglasses. They should do it for free, and do not forget to ask them how much UVA and UVB they protect against. It never hurts to be overly cautious when it comes to something as precious as your eyes!
Or if you want to check out the UV protection on your sunglasses yourself, check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3GjMSY
You can alternatively check out this video for a different method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkNlttI
The UV flashlight to do these tests can be bought from Amazon but be very careful with them.
WARNING: WEAR UV PROTECTED EYEWEAR AND WEAR GLOVES/LONG SLEEVE CLOTHING BEFORE ATTEMPTING THE AT-HOME TESTS ABOVE. NEVER GET THE LIGHT INTO YOUR EYES OR ONTO YOUR SKIN. IT COULD CAUSE CATARACTS, SKIN CANCER, OR BLINDNESS. THE UV FLASHLIGHT IS NOT A TOY AND SHOULD BE KEPT AWAY FROM CHILDREN!
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BUT -
Go on Eyedictive site and search for Ben Sherman. The ones that pop up at $35 are available at $20 with the code.
BUT -
Go on Eyedictive site and search for Ben Sherman. The ones that pop up at $35 are available at $20 with the code.
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Chinese fakes look just like the real product these days with a few minor differences on sunglasses, logo, packaging, and case! You can look up fake vs real pair of RayBan or Maui Jim sunglasses on YouTube to see the comparisons and the very little noticeable differences.
If a pair of sunglasses does not have the 100% UV protection they claim, they can harm your eyes, cause eye cancer, cataracts, or even blind you in the long term. Because wearing sunglasses without actual UV protection are more harmful for your eyes than without wearing one, since your pupils would expand from the dark lens and let in more UV into your eyes.
Nevertheless, if you still choose to buy sunglasses online, whatever the brand they may be, I recommend to bring your sunglasses to your eye doctor so they can check the UV protection with expensive, specialized optical equipment which detect all kinds of visible and invisible light including UV that is produced and blocked and can measure the different wavelengths.
If you do not want to go to an eye doctor, go to a local optical shop such as LensCrafters so they can check the actual UV protection on your sunglasses. They should do it for free, and do not forget to ask them how much UVA and UVB they protect against. It never hurts to be overly cautious when it comes to something as precious as your eyes!
Or if you want to check out the UV protection on your sunglasses yourself, check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3GjMSY
You can alternatively check out this video for a different method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkNlttI
The UV flashlight to do these tests can be bought from Amazon but be very careful with them.
WARNING: WEAR UV PROTECTED EYEWEAR AND WEAR GLOVES/LONG SLEEVE CLOTHING BEFORE ATTEMPTING THE AT-HOME TESTS ABOVE. NEVER GET THE LIGHT INTO YOUR EYES OR ONTO YOUR SKIN. IT COULD CAUSE CATARACTS, SKIN CANCER, OR BLINDNESS. THE UV FLASHLIGHT IS NOT A TOY AND SHOULD BE KEPT AWAY FROM CHILDREN!
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Chinese fakes look just like the real product these days with a few minor differences on sunglasses, logo, packaging, and case! You can look up fake vs real pair of RayBan or Maui Jim sunglasses on YouTube to see the comparisons and the very little noticeable differences.
If a pair of sunglasses does not have the 100% UV protection they claim, they can harm your eyes, cause eye cancer, cataracts, or even blind you in the long term.
Nevertheless, if you still choose to buy sunglasses online, whatever the brand they may be, I recommend to bring your sunglasses to your eye doctor so they can check the UV protection with expensive, specialized optical equipment which detect all kinds of visible and invisible light including UV that is produced and blocked and can measure the different wavelengths.
If you do not want to go to an eye doctor, go to a local optical shop such as LensCrafters so they can check the actual UV protection on your sunglasses. They should do it for free, and do not forget to ask them how much UVA and UVB they protect against. It never hurts to be overly cautious when it comes to something as precious as your eyes!
Or if you want to check out the UV protection on your sunglasses yourself, check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3GjMSY
You can alternatively check out this video for a different method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkNlttI
The UV flashlight to do these tests can be bought from Amazon but be very careful with them.
WARNING: WEAR UV PROTECTED EYEWEAR AND WEAR GLOVES/LONG SLEEVE CLOTHING BEFORE ATTEMPTING THE AT-HOME TESTS ABOVE. NEVER GET THE LIGHT INTO YOUR EYES OR ONTO YOUR SKIN. IT COULD CAUSE CATARACTS, SKIN CANCER, OR BLINDNESS. THE UV FLASHLIGHT IS NOT A TOY AND SHOULD BE KEPT AWAY FROM CHILDREN!
Here's what I found on Reddit by a Reddit user:
"Luxottica owns a lot of major sunglass brands, including Oakley and Ray-Ban. If you're not purchasing through one of their retailers, and the price seems too good to be true, there's a good chance they're knock-offs. Just an fyi for those not aware of this."
Chinese fakes look just like the real product these days with a few minor differences on sunglasses, logo, packaging, and case! You can look up fake vs real pair of RayBan or Maui Jim sunglasses on YouTube to see the comparisons and the very little noticeable differences.
If a pair of sunglasses does not have the 100% UV protection they claim, they can harm your eyes, cause eye cancer, cataracts, or even blind you in the long term.
Nevertheless, if you still choose to buy sunglasses online, whatever the brand they may be, I recommend to bring your sunglasses to your eye doctor so they can check the UV protection with expensive, specialized optical equipment which detect all kinds of visible and invisible light including UV that is produced and blocked and can measure the different wavelengths.
If you do not want to go to an eye doctor, go to a local optical shop such as LensCrafters so they can check the actual UV protection on your sunglasses. They should do it for free, and do not forget to ask them how much UVA and UVB they protect against. It never hurts to be overly cautious when it comes to something as precious as your eyes!
Or if you want to check out the UV protection on your sunglasses yourself, check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3GjMSY
You can alternatively check out this video for a different method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkNlttI
The UV flashlight to do these tests can be bought from Amazon but be very careful with them.
WARNING: WEAR UV PROTECTED EYEWEAR AND WEAR GLOVES/LONG SLEEVE CLOTHING BEFORE ATTEMPTING THE AT-HOME TESTS ABOVE. NEVER GET THE LIGHT INTO YOUR EYES OR ONTO YOUR SKIN. IT COULD CAUSE CATARACTS, SKIN CANCER, OR BLINDNESS. THE UV FLASHLIGHT IS NOT A TOY AND SHOULD BE KEPT AWAY FROM CHILDREN!
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