"Free" pair of "Multi-Focal" Contact Lenses

[Eviltude]

http://www.goodbyereaders.com/img/certificate.jpg

I saw a commercial for this while watching Jeopardy. I need glasses, but not that badly so since I have no insurance, I'm going the cheap way and squinting. I used to wear reading glasses, but it somehow corrected itself, now I'm back to how it was so I might give this a shot and see how much it improves things.

Take note that you might have to get your eyes examined if you haven't done so in a while.

 

[vherub]

just so you know, most eye docs will give you a free trial pair of contacts when you come in, without a certificate and can try out whichever you want
And if you find the odd one that doesn't another will be happy to possibly get your business

 

[retail sucks]

[quote name='Eviltude']http://www.goodbyereaders.com/img/certificate.jpg

I saw a commercial for this while watching Jeopardy. I need glasses, but not that badly so since I have no insurance, I'm going the cheap way and squinting. I used to wear reading glasses, but it somehow corrected itself, now I'm back to how it was so I might give this a shot and see how much it improves things.

Take note that you might have to get your eyes examined if you haven't done so in a while.[/QUOTE]

Nice find OP, I might have to give these a try. I received notice from my eye doctor about a week ago(Damn already) saying it was time for another appointment. No insurance here either so I always talk him into letting me pick up 2 years worth of lenses for one year and I try to make them last as long as I can LOL. It's about $250 for the visit and 2 boxes of disposables