EyeBuyDirect is offering
Buy 1 Get 1 Free on
Various Eyeglasses Frames Priced at $15+ (
exclusions apply) plus offers an
Extra $15 Off with coupon code
SLICKBOGO in cart. Shipping is $5.95, otherwise
shipping is free on $119+ orders.
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- Note: Final pricing and available options will vary.
Details:
- Two frames must be selected.
- At least one of the frames must be priced $15 or more and not on sale.
- Offer subject to adjustment due to modifications, returns, cancellations and exchanges.
- Packages and lens upgrades are not included. Normal charges for lens upgrades and coatings will apply to both frames.
- 'FREE' - Applies to the frame of lesser value only.
- Maximum 6 frames per order.
Community Reviews
EyeBuyDirect frames are a low-cost way to get prescription glasses, with the strongest appeal in value, backup pairs, and easy online ordering for unusual sizes or temple lengths. The lenses and frames are often described as good enough for the price, with some long-running pairs still in use after years and delivery typically taking 10 to 14 days. The main tradeoffs are lighter, flimsier build quality, occasional fit or prescription issues, and some lens problems such as glare, crazing, or scratch-prone coatings. It is a practical budget option when cost matters more than premium finish.
People needing backup prescription glasses, because the frames are cheap enough to keep spares everywhere without worrying about loss or breakage.
Wearers with straightforward single-vision prescriptions, because the lenses and fit can work well when the size and style are chosen correctly.
Shoppers who want a low-cost frame for occasional use, because the glasses can be fine for casual wear even if they are not premium build quality.
People who need hard-to-find temple lengths, because ordering online makes it easier to get frames with the right arm length.
Drivers or all-day wearers who need stable everyday frames, because the glasses can slip off when leaning over and may feel too flimsy for primary use.
Wearers with progressive or prism prescriptions, because the lens alignment can be off and cause blur or dead spots.
Buyers who want a perfectly fitted frame without measuring carefully, because the bridge size and other measurements can be wrong and make the frame too big.
People who need crisp optics in bright light or at night, because the lenses can develop crazing, glare, flare, and cloudiness.
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For spares that are good but they are not good quality enough to be primary daily frames.
Also, sometimes they don't get the PD just right and it might be a little blurry.
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Hated it. Too many times things got blurry because it's gradient from far sighted to near sighted.
Next set i got the grandpa look with bi-focals.
Much better.
clear threshold of where close up vision starts and ends
I have pretty much stopped relying on the Zennis and EBDs for my main glasses and just buy them for backups. Their fit, finish and durability just don't compare to some premium brands. Your upside is most definitely the cost for basic glasses and that's about it.
So the quality is acceptable, but they are definitely not "first rate" the size of the lens and frame is smaller than you'd expect (which saves money for them)
Also the two I ordered had some small unusual quirks in design
If I was on an extreme budget and needed prescription glass they would definitely be on my list though.
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