Zenni Optical is hosting their
Zenni Optical Black Friday Sale and offering
25% off Orders $80+, or 30% off Orders $135+ w/ promo code
BF23 (
apply in cart). Please see
shipping rates here.
Thanks to community member
BaseShip for finding this deal
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- About this Offer:
- Minimum purchase requirement amount, to receive the discount, is based on the item sub-total and does not include sales tax, fees or order level discounts.
- Discount applies to merchandise only and does not apply to taxes, fees or shipping.
- Not valid on purchase of Gift Cards.
- May not be combined with other offers, applied retroactively, or applied to returns.
- Offer valid only for consumer purchase, not for resale or for commercial or reseller accounts.
Additional Notes- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details.
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That said, I got a titanium half frame (my 4th of this frame) and Block transition and it came to just above the limit for the 25% discount using cm23. It works out to be $62 all in. 😁
I was deciding between this and $260 for a designer frame and Transition Xtra Active lens ($450+ before my discounts).
Doing the same on zenni with the zenni titanium frame comes out to around $180 hence I was considering the designer frame.
Zenni's Blockz transition lenses are a great value. They're slower to darken and don't get as dark as Transition brand lenses, but they're like 70% vs 80%.
There is an option to select Zenniopticals but they ask for Phone number and State of Doc.
https://craft.co/zenni-optical/locations
If your employer's insurance plan that includes VSP allows you to purchase from optical options other than those affiliated with VSP, you can submit your claim. READ YOUR VISION INSURANCE TERMS carefully - plans differ in what they allow. Mine would only cover so much for frames ($50), and so much for lenses -my lenses were more expensive than the plan would cover for lenses ($50). These allowed amounts were MUCH less than what was allowed if I purchased from a VSP-affiliated optician ... but those prices were ridiculously high.
(In the year before, the employer's vision plan didn't allow us to buy outside of the VSP-affiliated opticians. I still bought with Zenni, because my out-of-pocket cost would have been much higher if I purchased from a VSP-affiliated optician.)
Even though I bought frames much cheaper than the max, they didn't shift the remaining amount to cover the amount remaining for the lenses (I wasn't surprised by that, but some people might not understand what their vision plan covers.)
Insurance usually won't cover the shipping fee, or extra cost for coatings on your lenses.