The entire process of purchasing prescription glasses or contact lenses is somewhat a hassle. First the ophthalmologist's appointment, which costs a tonne, next comes the hunt for good frames/contacts and lenses that also cost more money. Amidst all the money being spent, if you somehow end up paying more for a damaged piece or fall prey to an unfortunate event, your soul is crushed. Moreover if you are looking for ultra-thin lenses or have a different, unique prescription, it can hurt your pockets. How will you now save up for those additional pair of round glasses you’ve been yearning to wear? Worry not. Eyewear is a necessity for millions of people around the world and to make things easier and cheaper for them, here are some tips and suggestions that can come in handy when looking for inexpensive eyewear:
Shop Online
A good, cheap option of buying glasses or contact lenses is looking for them online. Not only are the prices cheaper but you get more variety displaying many frames on their websites. Some companies also offer the facility of you being able to virtually try the frames you’ve chosen. Making use of this you can find what suits you and go ahead with that decision. There are also services where you can try the glasses at home and choose the one you love. With quick delivery you can enjoy your pair fairly quickly. When it comes to contact lenses, you can order and purchase in bulk to save up future costs. 
Good Research
You must be well versed and researched about the products and services you are looking for. It is easy for store employees to talk you into unnecessary, expensive upgrades or additions. It may be difficult to make decisions when you’re unsure of things and hence doing proper research is necessary to save costs. Plus already knowing how much frames, lenses or contacts are going to cost mentally prepares you for the purchase. 
Reuse and Recycle
Reusing the lens is a good option if your prescription hasn't changed. Just select a new frame and you’ve got yourself a new pair of cheap prescription glasses. Furthermore, if your prescription has changed but you love your frames, reuse them. Simply put in new lenses with the new prescription and you're good to go. Most online or in-store optical stores provide solely frames or lenses to help you save on eyewear costs. Use this opportunity to cut down on expenses.   
Check Your Insurance
It may so happen that your need for glasses or contact lenses is covered by your insurance, so don’t forget to check for that. Your eyewear or vision care needs are under policies in your insurance so don’t assume. There are also independent vision insurance policies that take care of eyewear costs especially if you replace your contacts or glasses frequently and require eye care. Watch out for these to save your money.  
Apart from these, you can use your glasses for a longer time and not replace them every other year thus saving up.These fun tips will surely help you purchase inexpensive eyewear and cut costs.

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