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Bollé Polarized & Non Polarized Sunglasses (various styles)

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Eyedictive has Bollé Polarized & Non Polarized Sunglasses (various styles) on sale from $29 when you apply coupon code FP22RES20 at checkout. Shipping is free.

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Eyedictive has Bollé Polarized & Non Polarized Sunglasses (various styles) on sale from $29 when you apply coupon code FP22RES20 at checkout. Shipping is free.

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Oct 24, 2025 05:07 PM
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Oct 24, 2025 05:10 PM
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PedroROct 24, 2025 05:10 PM
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Quote from KartingGuy :
Likely fake. Call Bolle and ask them is EyeDictive is an authorized dealer.
but the slippery deals nets at least 8% of the sale Wink
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Oct 31, 2025 12:44 AM
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mer063Oct 31, 2025 12:44 AM
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Quote from PedroR :

but the slippery deals nets at least 8% of the sale
So what? You jealous? They post deals for you, nobody forcing you to buy.
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Oct 31, 2025 01:07 AM
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LookieereOct 31, 2025 01:07 AM
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Quote from mer063 :
So what? You jealous? They post deals for you, nobody forcing you to buy.
I've personally lost several hours of sleep about that.
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Oct 31, 2025 01:29 AM
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Anyone here has bought prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect? My 8 year old prescription changed recently and I tried to order a new set from EyeBuyDirect and was shocked to see how much everything costs now - it's extremely close to what my local optometrist charges. Since my optometrist are in network, I will actually pay less out of pocket! I recall paying less than $50 a pair for my prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect 8 years ago and it used to cost 5x (~$250) that at my local optometrist.

It still costs ~$250 at my local optometrist but EyeBuyDirect was $190 - $230 depending on frame.

Is EyeBuyDirect no longer a good deal around? If so, what's the new EyeBuyDirect?
Last edited by jongasse October 30, 2025 at 07:32 PM.
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Oct 31, 2025 03:37 AM
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dealsadozenOct 31, 2025 03:37 AM
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waaay to cheap for Bolle even as a slickdeal

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Oct 31, 2025 04:23 AM
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Save4life23Oct 31, 2025 04:23 AM
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Thanks. Just ordered. I see a sale on the Bolle's official site too. Not as good as this sale, but a major markdown.
Oct 31, 2025 04:42 AM
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tyrion_sdOct 31, 2025 04:42 AM
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Quote from jongasse :
Anyone here has bought prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect? My 8 year old prescription changed recently and I tried to order a new set from EyeBuyDirect and was shocked to see how much everything costs now - it's extremely close to what my local optometrist charges. Since my optometrist are in network, I will actually pay less out of pocket! I recall paying less than $50 a pair for my prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect 8 years ago and it used to cost 5x (~$250) that at my local optometrist.

It still costs ~$250 at my local optometrist but EyeBuyDirect was $190 - $230 depending on frame.

Is EyeBuyDirect no longer a good deal around? If so, what's the new EyeBuyDirect?
I think they can still be a good deal when you use coupons AND your insurance. For example, I needed to replace my prescription RayBans - of course the overpriced Optometrist would charge me $300, and that's WITH my crappy VSP insurance applied.

I got legit RayBans on sale with my script from EyeBuyDirect for $200 - $50 off for a total of $150. Then I submitted that to VSP, and they reimbursed me the $100 frame allowance. So in the end, it cost me about $50 instead of $300.

Similarly, I wanted a generic backup pair for my car. These, of course, would cost minimum $150 at the Optometrist for their least expensive "brand" frames, but I got them for about $50 from EBD. In this case, the frames are low quality, while the cheapest frames from the Optometrist would probably be higher quality. But it's not worth $100 more for a spare set that'll be scratched up in a few years anyway.
Oct 31, 2025 06:57 AM
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whiterhino18Oct 31, 2025 06:57 AM
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Remember, you need to pay for the return shipping charges if you want return the glasses
Oct 31, 2025 07:07 AM
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BigbreakfastOct 31, 2025 07:07 AM
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Quote from jongasse :
Anyone here has bought prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect? My 8 year old prescription changed recently and I tried to order a new set from EyeBuyDirect and was shocked to see how much everything costs now - it's extremely close to what my local optometrist charges. Since my optometrist are in network, I will actually pay less out of pocket! I recall paying less than $50 a pair for my prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect 8 years ago and it used to cost 5x (~$250) that at my local optometrist.It still costs ~$250 at my local optometrist but EyeBuyDirect was $190 - $230 depending on frame.Is EyeBuyDirect no longer a good deal around? If so, what's the new EyeBuyDirect?
Trade war fallout? My same frames/lenses from 4 years ago are 3-4x the price now
Oct 31, 2025 11:22 AM
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mer063Oct 31, 2025 11:22 AM
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Quote from jongasse :
Anyone here has bought prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect? My 8 year old prescription changed recently and I tried to order a new set from EyeBuyDirect and was shocked to see how much everything costs now - it's extremely close to what my local optometrist charges. Since my optometrist are in network, I will actually pay less out of pocket! I recall paying less than $50 a pair for my prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect 8 years ago and it used to cost 5x (~$250) that at my local optometrist.

It still costs ~$250 at my local optometrist but EyeBuyDirect was $190 - $230 depending on frame.

Is EyeBuyDirect no longer a good deal around? If so, what's the new EyeBuyDirect?
Try Zenni. I buy glasses there for my kid. Not ray ans but pretty good quality with anti reflective coating and photochromic for under 50
Oct 31, 2025 11:39 AM
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digduckOct 31, 2025 11:39 AM
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I just got these earlier this week. I went with the flow volt+ as that's their newest lens coating.

They fit well and lenses are clear and sharp but they feel very light and flimsy. I also noticed they are not made in France anymore like my old Bolle these are made in PRC so made in china. Box and case look legit though.
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Oct 31, 2025 02:01 PM
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Quote from tyrion_sd :
I think they can still be a good deal when you use coupons AND your insurance. For example, I needed to replace my prescription RayBans - of course the overpriced Optometrist would charge me $300, and that's WITH my crappy VSP insurance applied.

I got legit RayBans on sale with my script from EyeBuyDirect for $200 - $50 off for a total of $150. Then I submitted that to VSP, and they reimbursed me the $100 frame allowance. So in the end, it cost me about $50 instead of $300
Hey I have VSP too! but while they reimburse $100 frame allowance to you, I think it's $50 for me as EyeBuyDirect is OOO. however, for "in network" provider (like my Optometrist), the frame allowance is $250 and my copay is $10. It looks like we have very different plans

Quote from mer063 :
Try Zenni. I buy glasses there for my kid. Not ray ans but pretty good quality with anti reflective coating and photochromic for under 50
WIll do. When I checked Zenni out 10 years ago, they were cheaper than my Optometrist but at EyeBuyDirect I was getting frame + prescription polarized + a ton of other coatings for less than $50 while Zenni was like 2x or even 3x that so I passed.

My glasses from EyeBuyDirect are still going strong and if my prescription hadnt changed, I wouldn't have changed a thing.

If this is a trade war thing, maybe I should wait now that tariffs on China are being reduced?

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OfficeSpace123Oct 31, 2025 03:50 PM
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Damn good deal.
I bought the navigator at full price $49 earlier this year. REALLY NICE looking although the temple is a bit tight on my head but nothing you can't adjust by bending. The rubber grips on the arms felt slightly cheap when I received but work great, meaning the finish on the hole ends looked slightly rough with hanging chads when I got them, but I picked them off with nail clipper.
TLDR: polarized and you look great, shut up and buy it.

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