cheapo reading specs

[ethandron]

where do you buy yours from?
i have two pairs of prescription readers and two pairs of prescription distance for telly watching (not quite for driving yet) but i like to have lots of cheapo ones dotted round the house and in various coat pockets so i'm never without. been looking on line but not seen any really cheapo ones which are fashionable too. i've been buying a pack of 3 from costco now and again but their prices are rising all the time and whilst some are quite nice i'd like to be able to buy some which are more kind of funky but not more than say a fiver a pair so i was just wondering where everyone gets theirs from. thanks.

[237SJ]

M&S do some nice ones. I tried on a pair of a friend`s reading glasses recently and she said they really suited me. They were from Primark.

[ubasses]

Poundland - have some really good ones as well as some old fashioned looking, Hubbie says his are great as he did not fancy bifocals. At £1 per pair you could afford some for every room in the house.

[ethandron]

primark and poundland, never even thought of them, thanks so much :)

[Jules001]

I bought mine in Asda, I think they were about 2 or 3 pounds for two pairs, the trouble is Mr Jules has now pinched a pair, so I have to go and find where I have left mine, I must go back and buy some more. so I can leave them dotted around the house.

[Prudie]

I get mine from Amazon. Nice and cheap and they do them tinted like sunglasses too for holidays.

[pastafreak]

The last ones I got were from TJHughs. I had bought the same ones for £14.99-the second pair from TJH were only £2.99

[rowanwitch]

poundland....they had a really good election...I needed them for a while when trying contact lenses

[Dris]

Think theres a bit of a theme here,,,Poundland.I need 2 seperate strengths -one for PC and Newspaper and another with a magnifying lass for the Phonebook !!!.Just dotted all over house -like in the usual fruit bowl everyone has which has everything but fruit in it...

[ethandron]

thanks all, plenty of places to try then, poundland top of the list :)