Kids (12yrs and under) Glasses Free with Eye Test @ Lenspro

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azur on 21/01/2019 - 19:22 westfield.com.au (203 clicks)
Last edited 22/01/2019 - 01:39 by 1 other user

I noticed this offer at the LensPro Bondi Junction store. Unsure whether available at all stores.

Details:

Book your child in for an eye test in January and February at Lenspro and your kid's glasses are FREE!

TERMS & CONDITIONS

• Children must be 12 years old and under and be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is eligible for Medicare on behalf of the child
• A full Lenspro eye test is required to be applicable for free glasses, no prescriptions from other practices will be eligible
• One pair of frames per child from a selected range of frames with S/V 1.56 ARC lenses
• Frames and lenses supplied on the provision that the child has a need for glasses to improve vision, as assessed by a Lenspro Optometrist
• Not in conjunction with any other offer

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  freewhere on 21/01/2019 - 19:43

  +2

  Cost of eye test?

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    HolyCr4p on 21/01/2019 - 19:53

    Children must be 12 years old and under and be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is eligible for Medicare on behalf of the child

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    Sarge2401 on 21/01/2019 - 19:53

    Children should be under Medicare. Mine got done at a behavioural optometrist and didn't cost me anything

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  beastwd on 21/01/2019 - 19:55

  +1

  not necessarily. optometrists are free to charge anything. your medicare entitlents reset and they'r able to check how much they can get from medicar eand charge you accordingly.

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  DiLs on 21/01/2019 - 21:30

  Any one know how are their glasses?

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    Daabido on 21/01/2019 - 21:48

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    Similar to the $39 Specsavers ones probably. They look very reasonable until you put them on your face. As someone who has had glasses since year 2, it is important to make sure they fit right and are comfortable. Frames are no doubt a rort (as 90% of all frames around the word are made by one company under different brandnames), but it may be worth spending a bit of extra money to get it right.

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  Daabido on 21/01/2019 - 22:05

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  $56.80 is probably what the optometrist will get for a bulk-billed consultation, which is 85% of the scheduled fee. Optometry Australia recommended consultation fee for the same is $119.40, but almost all optometrists bulk-bill. If you are under 65 you are only supposed to get an eye test through Medicare every three years, but there are definitely ways around that. They make their money from the glasses mostly.

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    garage sale on 22/01/2019 - 04:46

    my eye tests have always been bulk billed, no gap.