Living Social FAQ

Due to the high volume of requests for information, we have set up an FAQ for the Living Social promotion.

1. What brands do you carry?

Rich Vision carries a wide selection of frames for every price range.

ic! Berlin http://www.ic-berlin.de/
Booth and Bruce http://www.boothandbruce.com/
Salt http://www.saltoptics.com/
BeBe
Kenneth Cole
Michael Kors
ProDesign http://www.prodesigndenmark.com/
Swiss Flex http://www.swissflex-eyewear.com/sites/index.html
Oakley
Lacoste

2. Are sunglasses included in the package?

Sunglasses without a prescription are not included. However, if you are looking to purchase prescription sunglasses, those are included in the Living Social promotion.

3. What are your frame prices?

Our frame prices start at $199.00.

4. What are your lens prices?

Our lenses start at $89.00 for a basic, uncoated lens.

5. Can I use my own frame?

The Living Social promotion is only valid for a discount on the frames. Lenses are not included.

6. Does it include contact lenses?

Contact lenses are considered a medical devices and require a fitting from an eyecare provider. The Living Social promotion does not include a contact lens prescription. However, for an additional fitting fee, a contact lens prescription can be evaluated at the time of your exam. Previous wearers in spherical, soft contact lenses are an additional $50. New wearers, patients with astigmatism that has to be corrected in the contact lenses, bifocal/multifocal contact lenses, RGP lenses and all other specialty lens fittings are $60 (keratoconic fits are not included).

7. Can I use my insurance?

Not for the Living Social promotion. However, we will give you an itemized receipt and you may be able to mail that into your insurance company and get a reimbursement. Also, you may be able to use your benefits for a second pair.

What should I ask?

Coming in for an eye appointment may not be just a question on how blurry your vision is in the distance or up close. You may be getting headaches from strain, seeing glare when driving at night, over-wearing contacts because the lenses in your glasses are too thick. We have options for all of those.