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Product
SelectSpecs P2249 Shiny Black
Product SKU
ss1600.02
Suitable for
Single Vision
Progressives
Freeform varifocal from $43.33
Spring hinge
Frame Material
Plastic
Suitable for Tints
Includes
Manufacturers Case & Cloth where available (for some designer brands, a microfibre bag will be provided in place of hard/soft case)
Item Warranty
12 Months Warranty
*Free Single Vision Basic (1.5 index) lenses available for SPH ±6.00 and CYL ±2.00 powers. Our Basic lenses are unavailable for prescriptions exceeding this range. An additional $27.08 is charged for Regular 1.5 lenses with prescriptions exceeding this range due to production complexities. Free delivery available on orders over $63.70.
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4.6 / 5 - 170 Review(s) - Add your review
94% of customers recommend this product (77 of 82)
J Burrows, GB
23rd May 2013
My mother recommended this site to me, I thought it too good to be true! But it really is fantastic! I spent £35 last year on some glasses more or less like these, and had spend £10 more on UV protection, and another £10 on Scratch protection - IT'S ALL FREE HERE! Really great service, simple and easy. And these particular glasses are a wonderful design. My only niggle with them, is they have two metal dots (which I assume are part of the connection) on the far side of each frame, makes it look a bit odd. But they're not that noticeable. Perfect!
D Briede, LV
19th May 2013
Received these a month ago and couldn't be happier. Though the frame feels cheapish compared to my designer brand glasses (but come on, these cost so little they're almost for free), it looks good and that plastic-y finish goes really well with this nerdy hipster style. Very lightweight, even with my -4.75 lenses. Great value for money and good service, I will definitely be a returning customer.
A Edwards, FR
15th May 2013
I need a spare pair of glasses for DIY and work where they could be damaged. The glasses arrived fine, they seem of good construction and initially appeared to be good value for money.
The problem is that they are fitted with the wrong prescription and it strains my right eye very badly. As a result, they have ended up being wasted money.. Disappointing - live and learn I suppose.
Even if you type your prescription correctly (I double checked the original) there's nobody to check everything is OK with your vision when you try them on at home. I'd be concerned if I were buying these for children for this exact reason.
D Sakaria, GB
14th May 2013
I am going to pursue a refund on this purchase, the glasses in the picture were not the exact ones that I received. Plus the corner gluing of the separate parts is a very shoddy job and it looks really rough. I appreciate the glasses are only £10 plus £5.95 for postage, but surely Selectspecs should be sending out the exact product which they advertise.
SelectSpecs.com says...
Hi, as far as we're aware the product we have supplied you with is the 2249 in black. Please also remember that this is an extreme budget frame so quality will not be the same as frames from our silver, gold or platinum collections, or designer brands.
We also note that we haven't received any contact from your regarding this problem yet.
P Man, GB
7th May 2013
I went for the glossy frames instead of the seemingly more popular matte black style, which has been doing the blogosphere rounds. This is serious geek style - for the statement nerd look and/or Harry Potter aficionados only! The glasses are exactly what they say on the tin - really great value for the included coatings and prescription lenses, plus a hardy plastic case and cleaning cloth. My one issue? Psychologically, I was loath to pay almost as much as the glasses themselves for Postage & Packaging.
Not sure if this frame is right for you? See our guide to face shapes & frame styles here.
Our virtual dispenser can recommend you the perfect lenses for your prescription - You can also find out more about our lenses here or see our lens price list here.
All prescription glasses are made to an incredibly high standard in one of our labs. Find out more here.
Finding the correct frame size to suit you requires you to know a little about the different measurements that are used. Size information is normally broken down in to arm / temple length (ranges between 120 - 150mm), bridge width (ranges between 14 - 24mm, and lens width (ranges between 40 - 62mm). We also include a frame height measurement where possible, this can vary depending on frame style.
If you require further help, please do not hesitate to contact our customer service team on 0330 165 6900 (Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm) for further assistance.
If you have a pair of glasses that are a perfect fit, you can usually find the frame size information on the frame - usually on the arm or the bridge.
What to look for?
You will often find a variety of information on the frame, including model number, branding and frame sizing. The numbers you are looking for will be similar to this format 150 - 22 - 50 although this can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. These numbers provide the following information:-
150 - Arm / temple size (in mm), a 3 digit value normally ranging from 120 - 150.
22 - Bridge size (in mm), a 2 digit value normally ranging from 14 - 24.
50 - Lens width (in mm), a 2 digit value normally ranging from 40 - 62.
We do our best to ensure we stock all available items from all our supplied brands so if an item is not listed it may be out of stock or discontinued. If you do not see the frame size you require please contact us through our Customer Services system where we will try to assist you.
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SelectSpecs.com says...
Hi, if the prescription is incorrect, please contact our customer service team and they will be able to confirm where the mistake was made. All our glasses are made exactly to the prescription given to us by the customer and it's very rare for a mistake to be made.
We do not sell glasses for children online as this is against the law, they must be fitted by an optical dispenser in store.