When it comes to my glasses, I'm still not a happy camper. This is the second time I've gotten new lenses for the titanium frames that it I like. Three years ago I got new lenses for my glasses at
Lenscrafters and wasn't happy with the result. The lenses were a bit small and until dirt built up between the frame and the lens, the lenses would pop out of the frame sometimes when I was cleaning them. Then after a couple years the lens got discolored and weird around the edges. Last year I got an eye exam and got new glasses. Recently because I had the prescription and didn't need an eye exam, I decided to try again to get new lenses for the frames I like. This time I went to VisionWorks. After waiting over two weeks I got my glasses back. The day they said my glasses would be ready, they were closed because of Easter(Fucking Bible-Bangers and their bluenose policies). I guess the whole fucking mall was shut down.
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| At the top of the reflection of the flash is a flaw in the lens. |
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| In this picture the flaw is barely visible in the shadow of the frame. |
Above are a couple pictures of one of the new lenses. The day after getting them, I noticed a couple of flaws in the right lens. One is in the middle of the bi-focal and there is also a star off to the side of the bi-focal. It was hard to get a good picture of the lens and these two are the best of pictures I took. Now I have to wait another two weeks for them to redo the lens. Nobody keeps the lenses for my prescription in stock and they have to special order them. And those Coke bottle bottoms they make them out of don't come cheap.
In all my years I've had more problems with getting glasses here than any other place in the country and I've gotten glasses in many places across this country.
At least at VisionWorks they didn't give any BULLSHIT like at Lenscrafters when I was told that maybe the frames are rusted(only ferrous metals rust, not titanium) and not be suitable to have new lenses. At one place this time I was told that maybe the frames would not be strong enough to withstand the process of getting new lenses. The frames are TITANIUM, one of the strongest metals there is and almost impervious to corrosion. I hate people that think I'm dumber than they obviously are!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
