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Dragon Polarized & Non Polarized Sunglasses $33 + Free Shipping

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Eyedictive [eyedictive.com] has Dragon Polarized & Non Polarized Sunglasses on sale for $58 - coupon code S80GKWC25 (applied in checkout) = $33 - Shipping is free

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Jun 28, 2025
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tahoerider99
Jun 28, 2025
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Got a pair.
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Wholey Moley! $220 Sunglasses? Let's Break That Down.We've all been there — you walk into a store or scroll through a site, see a sleek pair of sunglasses, and your jaw drops at the price tag: $220 retail. But wait… didn't an episode of "How It's Made" reveal these only cost about $1.50 to manufacture?Let's be generous and say these are polarized, maybe have some UV protection, and come with a microfiber pouch. Round up the manufacturing cost to $3.00 per pair.So why the 7,250% markup from $3 to $220?Even if they're on sale — let's say down to $33 — that's still a 1,000% increase over production cost. And that's not including the usual bulk shipping discounts and factory deals most brands get.Is That Fair?
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kreven
Jun 28, 2025
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No but $33 is doable for me and you don't need insurance benefits to get them.
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Quote from transportunlimited10 :
Wholey Moley! $220 Sunglasses? Let's Break That Down.We've all been there — you walk into a store or scroll through a site, see a sleek pair of sunglasses, and your jaw drops at the price tag: $220 retail. But wait… didn't an episode of "How It's Made" reveal these only cost about $1.50 to manufacture?Let's be generous and say these are polarized, maybe have some UV protection, and come with a microfiber pouch. Round up the manufacturing cost to $3.00 per pair.So why the 7,250% markup from $3 to $220?Even if they're on sale — let's say down to $33 — that's still a 1,000% increase over production cost. And that's not including the usual bulk shipping discounts and factory deals most brands get.Is That Fair?

Also, you go through multiple links that get your information to get there.
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Quote from transportunlimited10 :
Wholey Moley! $220 Sunglasses? Let's Break That Down.We've all been there — you walk into a store or scroll through a site, see a sleek pair of sunglasses, and your jaw drops at the price tag: $220 retail. But wait… didn't an episode of "How It's Made" reveal these only cost about $1.50 to manufacture?Let's be generous and say these are polarized, maybe have some UV protection, and come with a microfiber pouch. Round up the manufacturing cost to $3.00 per pair.So why the 7,250% markup from $3 to $220?Even if they're on sale — let's say down to $33 — that's still a 1,000% increase over production cost. And that's not including the usual bulk shipping discounts and factory deals most brands get.Is That Fair?

Fairness is not a free market economic principle. Would you prefer the government to control prices of private businesses? Or would you rather just find the product you like at the price you like? There's nothing close to any kind of monopoly here so let them charge what they want. You as the consumer get plenty of choices.
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Quote from transportunlimited10 :
… didn't an episode of "How It's Made" reveal these only cost about $1.50 to manufacture?

Do you really think manufacturing cost is the only cost for this company? Tell me you don't understand basic economics without telling you that you don't understand basic economics.
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Quote from transportunlimited10 :
Wholey Moley! $220 Sunglasses? Let's Break That Down.We've all been there — you walk into a store or scroll through a site, see a sleek pair of sunglasses, and your jaw drops at the price tag: $220 retail. But wait… didn't an episode of "How It's Made" reveal these only cost about $1.50 to manufacture?Let's be generous and say these are polarized, maybe have some UV protection, and come with a microfiber pouch. Round up the manufacturing cost to $3.00 per pair.So why the 7,250% markup from $3 to $220?Even if they're on sale — let's say down to $33 — that's still a 1,000% increase over production cost. And that's not including the usual bulk shipping discounts and factory deals most brands get.Is That Fair?
This can be applied to the fashion industry as a whole.

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Quote from sludgepickle :
Do you really think manufacturing cost is the only cost for this company? Tell me you don't understand basic economics without telling you that you don't understand basic economics.

Luxottica went on record saying that eyeglasses are fashion and they can charge whatever they want for fashion. That Ray Bans could be purchased at a gas station for $3 and now the prices are anywhere between $160-$4,500(plastic to solid gold)

Sure there's production costs (mostly automated) and travel expenses but they're not making a dozen a day but rather thousands at relatively the same production cost. They own the majority of brands and storefronts and others are contracted.
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RunBMC
Jun 29, 2025
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Anyone know if any of these sunglasses are good for bigger heads? Thanks.
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Quote from transportunlimited10 :
Wholey Moley! $220 Sunglasses? Let's Break That Down.We've all been there — you walk into a store or scroll through a site, see a sleek pair of sunglasses, and your jaw drops at the price tag: $220 retail. But wait… didn't an episode of "How It's Made" reveal these only cost about $1.50 to manufacture?Let's be generous and say these are polarized, maybe have some UV protection, and come with a microfiber pouch. Round up the manufacturing cost to $3.00 per pair.So why the 7,250% markup from $3 to $220?Even if they're on sale — let's say down to $33 — that's still a 1,000% increase over production cost. And that's not including the usual bulk shipping discounts and factory deals most brands get.Is That Fair?
The point of any business is to make profit. The more profit - the better. Do you want them to sell you a product at the cost it takes them to make it? I don't think it's realistic. The company who makes these sunglasses is not a non-profit charity...
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Quote from transportunlimited10 :
Wholey Moley! $220 Sunglasses? Let's Break That Down.We've all been there — you walk into a store or scroll through a site, see a sleek pair of sunglasses, and your jaw drops at the price tag: $220 retail. But wait… didn't an episode of "How It's Made" reveal these only cost about $1.50 to manufacture?Let's be generous and say these are polarized, maybe have some UV protection, and come with a microfiber pouch. Round up the manufacturing cost to $3.00 per pair.So why the 7,250% markup from $3 to $220?Even if they're on sale — let's say down to $33 — that's still a 1,000% increase over production cost. And that's not including the usual bulk shipping discounts and factory deals most brands get.Is That Fair?
Good luck with your $5 sunglasses from the gas station or Walgreens, I guess?
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Quote from transportunlimited10 :
Wholey Moley! $220 Sunglasses? Let's Break That Down.We've all been there — you walk into a store or scroll through a site, see a sleek pair of sunglasses, and your jaw drops at the price tag: $220 retail. But wait… didn't an episode of "How It's Made" reveal these only cost about $1.50 to manufacture?Let's be generous and say these are polarized, maybe have some UV protection, and come with a microfiber pouch. Round up the manufacturing cost to $3.00 per pair.So why the 7,250% markup from $3 to $220?Even if they're on sale — let's say down to $33 — that's still a 1,000% increase over production cost. And that's not including the usual bulk shipping discounts and factory deals most brands get.Is That Fair?
Boy you got a lot of strange responses to a post that basically said 'this is a pair of overpriced garbage sunglasses'. One thing is for sure, Dragon isn't spending that money on marketing.
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whats the return policy?
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Still active- I just ordered:
Dragon Alliance Vantage Polarized H2O Floatable Wrap
Matte Black/Blue Ion (046)
$58.00
S80GKWC25
(-$25.00)
$33.00
With the free shipping.

Thanks and repped!!!

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