Prescription glasse/progressive lenses

[axisbuck24]

The cost of glasses with progressive lenses are pretty pricey even with insurance. For those who use them, any suggestions where to shop for glasses in the Conroe area? Feedback is greatly appreciated

[tazhunter0]

Walmart

[hcshooter]

I buy mine at Humble Today's Vision in front of Target, its on Townsen exit.
Dr. Pravada , been going there 8 years.

[RevMS]

https://www.zennioptical.com

Progressives start at less than $50 complete.

[pkee]

Get Lasic . I did and it has paid for its self many times over .

[IowaHunter]

www.zennioptical.com

Progressives start at less than $50 complete.

My eye doctor is leery on the internet bifocal purchases. He said they're okay for straight lenses but once you start tweaking the lens you run into issues with the correct focal placement.

I have a pair from Zenni with bifocals and they worked out okay. I bought them for travel. I don't worry if they're forgotten in a rental car. But they were much around $150 all-in.

[Bowhuntamistad]

Goggles4u.com.

We both buy from there and are satisfied.

[wsteffen]

www.zennioptical.com

Progressives start at less than $50 complete.

I wouldn't use the internet. The spot placement is very critical with progressives. I've had problems even when buying them local where someone is marking the spots on the lense.

[RevMS]

My eye doctor is leery on the internet bifocal purchases. He said they're okay for straight lenses but once you start tweaking the lens you run into issues with the correct focal placement.

I have a pair from Zenni with bifocals and they worked out okay. I bought them for travel. I don't worry if they're forgotten in a rental car. But they were much around $150 all-in.

As long as the prescribing doctor puts down the proper near and far PD a competent lens lab should have no problem.

[Shane]

I tried progressives - several hundred dollars from my local optometrist. I couldn't stand them. It was ridiculous trying to keep tilting my head at just the right angle to get things in focus at different distances. I took them back and traded them for bifocals. Much simpler.

[gonzaleziam]

Don't know that area but got mine at a local Costco. Best price and nice lense.

[Electrican]

Sams

[az2tx]

I tried progressives - several hundred dollars from my local optometrist. I couldn't stand them. It was ridiculous trying to keep tilting my head at just the right angle to get things in focus at different distances. I took them back and traded them for bifocals. Much simpler.

Shane I'm with you on that one, the only thing I can do with progressive is watch tv
I do fine with regular bifocals

[axisbuck24]

I wouldn't use the internet. The spot placement is very critical with progressives. I've had problems even when buying them local where someone is marking the spots on the lense.

Agree, internet option is not a good choice for me.