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ARE YOU QUALIFIED TO SELL PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES?
HOW CAN YOU OFFER SUCH LOW PRICES?
DO YOU HAVE A STORE THAT I CAN VISIT?
HOW DO I SIGN UP FOR SPECIAL PROMOTIONS AND DISCOUNTS?
HOW DO I REDEEM PROMOTION AND DISCOUNT CODES?
HOW DO I REDEEM AN ONLINE GIFT CERTIFICATE?
DO I NEED TO GET A PRESCRIPTION FOR GLASSES?
HOW DO I GET MY PRESCRIPTION TO YOU?
I'M NOT SO SURE HOW TO ENTER MY PRESCRIPTION -CAN I EMAIL OR FAX IT TO YOU?
I CAN'T READ MY PRESCRIPTION! CAN YOU FIGURE OUT THE HANDWRITING?
DOES MY CONTACT LENS PRESCRIPTION WORK FOR GLASSES, TOO?
IS THERE A MAXIMUM PRESCRIPTION STRENGTH?
CAN I ORDER FRAMES WITHOUT PRESCRIPTION LENSES?
WHAT IS PD AND HOW DO I MEASURE IT?
Of course we are. See.Saw.Seen Eyewear is founded by an optometrist with nearly twenty years of optical expertise in the United States and abroad. Our frames are hand-picked with meticulous quality control. Our lenses are customized in a certified optical laboratory. Our optical staff members verify your prescription and your eyeglasses are fully customized to your specific needs.
We source the best frames wholesale and sell them at reasonable prices. Just like your favorite boutique stores, we don’t have to deal with the middle men of the major brands and optical chains. Our goal is to provide the best eyewear at the most affordable price to everyone.
Yes! We opened our flagship store in San Francisco as of July 2018. The address is 515 Gough Street, San Francisco, CA 94102. Please visit us and shop for some cool specs.
We are in-network for VSP (Vision Service Plan). If you have something else, we suggest that you contact your insurance provider to find out how you can get reimbursed for your eyeglasses. We will gladly provide you with a receipt to submit to your insurance company. Note that prescription glasses and sunglasses are considered medical devices that are usually covered under most flexible spending (FSA) accounts.
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You need a valid prescription only if you plan to get prescriptive glasses and sunglasses. That means you do not need a prescription for plano (non-prescriptive) glasses and sunglasses. The prescription must be current, which is usually two years within the date of your most recent eye exam. Consult your optometrist if you don't have a valid prescription or get a new eye exam at our shop.
You can provide us your prescription by:
Upon receiving your order, we are required legally to verify your prescription with your eye care practitioner if your prescription eyeglasses are shipped to the states of AK, AL, AZ, CA, CT, FL, GA, KY, MA, NC, NJ, NV, NY, OH, RI, SC, TN, VT, and WA.
Of course you can. Email us info@seesawseeneyewear.com or fax to 1-415-795-4700. Please make sure to include your order number, which can be found in the order confirmation email sent to you.
Don't worry. Just email or fax us a copy and we will contact your optometrist's office to verify the prescription.
No. Contact lenses prescriptions can be very different from your eyeglasses prescription. Because contact lenses are placed much closer to your eye than eyeglasses, the powers you need are different. Make sure you enter the prescription for your eyeglasses and NOT for contact lenses.
No. We work with an optical lab to customize your lenses. If you have a prescription that is more complicated (e.g, high astigmatism, prism, and etc., we can still make the lenses for you with an extra charge. Please contact us for more information.
Absolutely. You can order frames with plano (non-prescription) plastic lenses.
PD stands for pupillary distance, which is the distance between your pupils. It is important to make sure your lenses are well-centered for your eyes to prevent unnecessary eyestrain. This is necessary only if you get prescription glasses or sunglasses. To measure your PD, consult your optometrist as they have special instrumentation to get an accurate reading.