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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    mga sir,

    tanong lang po kung me idea kyo how much are the prices of prescription lenses nowadays?im planning to fit new eyeglasses kc and need to check current prices,
    any idea magkano pag yung nagbbago ng shade pag naarawan ,hmm Transition Lenses yta yun e

    Grade po is around 700 ~800 for both eyes

    salamt po

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    #2
    oakley wiretap user here with transition lense, price is around 10k. nakuha ko ito kakabasa ng mga post dito sa tsikot.

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    #3
    2500 yun airwear lens ng reading glass ko sa almeda.
    oakley wiretap din frame ko..

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    Depende yun sa type of lense. Glass or plastic. Multicoated/ultrathin. Transition or not. Im using a multicoated, ultrathin (scratchproof), plastic lense (400/450) nasa 2,300+the frame's price. Mas mura doon sa Paterno Street sa may Quiapo.

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    #5
    thanx po sir,


    for ex po ,

    Plastic lens, Transition lens,multicoated po kaya magakno aabutin?yung frame po b magkano mga range , yung medyo ok lang shape ?

    sir saan po yun sa paterno?medto layo e any shop near cavite area?

    salamt po uli sa mga reply

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    I'm using the following specs;

    Frame - Oakley corkscrew 2.1 = 10k
    Progressive Lens - Varilux ellipse = 10k
    Transition - Essilor transitions - 3.7k (fast reacting when exposed
    to sunlight or even cloudy it turns gray immediately)

    Expensive but looks really cool :cool2: I don't need sunglasses anymore.
    Hopefully hindi mag fade ung frame due to acidic perspirations.

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    Depende eh. I suggest you go to an opthalmologist/optical center. It would depend on the frame, kind of lens (plastic or glass), treatment i.e. progressive lens, UV coating, extra treatment if you're a heavy computer user, transition (yung nag ge-grey pag timaaan ng araw).

    The pair I wear cost me P 13K 2-3 years ako. Progressive lens, UV coating, extra treatment (I'm a heavy computer user), transition plus the frame.

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    #8
    I'm using Essilor on Silhouette frame. Around 3-4K ang price.

    I also have Essilor Transitions on my Oakley, around 6-7K price ng lens because medyo mataas ang grado ko (700) and may astigmatism din.

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    ^ Boybit, mura ata nung silhouette niyo?

    Mine costs 7K (naka sale pa yun) Silhouette Model 7378 with Polycarbonate, Multicoated, Hi- Index lenses (2,5K). Very light. Pang Office.

    I have another pair which is a Rudy Project Tretoky (7K) with a tinted, polycarbonate, Multicoated, Hi - index lens (2K) - A tad heavier, but very cool. Pang weekend and Outdoors.

    I did have transition lenses before, but since they tend to be more expensive and often comes in 'plastic' which are brittle (I experienced them getting broken...very dangerous) and more prone to scratches..kaya I don't buy them anymore.

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    ck, costs around 20 k. i avoid staring to much at the monitor kahit na my work requires it, ayokong lumabo ang paningin ko. anyway, do i need to get me a pair of glasses to protect my eyes from too much exposure to the monitor?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tigerbug View Post
    I'm using the following specs;

    Frame - Oakley corkscrew 2.1 = 10k
    Progressive Lens - Varilux ellipse = 10k
    Transition - Essilor transitions - 3.7k (fast reacting when exposed
    to sunlight or even cloudy it turns gray immediately)

    Expensive but looks really cool :cool2: I don't need sunglasses anymore.
    Hopefully hindi mag fade ung frame due to acidic perspirations.
    ang mahal nun hehehehe... balak ko rin sana magpasukat na... lumalabo mata ko.. pero pag ganyan budget para sa prescription glasses... bili na lang ako ordinary at isang 8800GT

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    #12
    Quote Originally Posted by DonT View Post
    ^ Boybit, mura ata nung silhouette niyo?

    Mine costs 7K (naka sale pa yun) Silhouette Model 7378 with Polycarbonate, Multicoated, Hi- Index lenses (2,5K). Very light. Pang Office.

    I have another pair which is a Rudy Project Tretoky (7K) with a tinted, polycarbonate, Multicoated, Hi - index lens (2K) - A tad heavier, but very cool. Pang weekend and Outdoors.

    I did have transition lenses before, but since they tend to be more expensive and often comes in 'plastic' which are brittle (I experienced them getting broken...very dangerous) and more prone to scratches..kaya I don't buy them anymore.
    The price in my post was for the lenses. My silhouette frame also cost around 7K.

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    #13
    Kakakuha ko lang ng new eyeglasses ko kahapon.

    Lense is Airwear na transitions lenses (with authenticity card) polycarbonate, ultrathin, single vision, multi coated, unbreakable daw, and ang daming features.

    I'm very satisfied right now. Got it for 7k at Vision express * SM FAIRVIEW.

    BTW, frame is Pal Zileri from Optical shop trinoma. bought if for 5.3k ata.

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    #14
    sorry if this has been discussed before... A friend told me to visit Quiapo for my next prescription glasses.

    any specific shop you can recommend?

    and does anyone know if they carry Transitions Drivewear? (or maybe an alternative)

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    You don't need to go to Quiapo. Just go to the nearest market to your place and ask around for their prices and specs. But if you really want to try Quiapo, don't visit the big stores on the main streets. Look for those shops tucked away in the farthest corners to get the best prices.

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    Tried Quiapo, for branded lenses, similar prices lang with the malls. You just need to haggle with the mall shops.

    Mas madami lang options for cheaper frames and lenses sa Quiapo. But if you're particular with brands of lenses and frames, then just go to your nearest optical shop.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    sorry if this has been discussed before... A friend told me to visit Quiapo for my next prescription glasses.

    any specific shop you can recommend?

    and does anyone know if they carry Transitions Drivewear? (or maybe an alternative)


    If you mean photochromic lenses (the ones that turn dark with UV rays), these are typically around 2.5k at a mall optical shop but you would have to order ahead though.

    Hidalgo has these in stock, so no waiting necessary. Not sure about the price, though, maybe about 500 pesos cheaper?

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    #18
    background.

    been using Owndays for the longest time, ever since they opened a shop in Singapore.

    around Dec 2024 - had issues with my Owndays frames and needed a replacement - also found out how annoying it is to ask Owndays Manila for help if something goes wrong with your glasses

    Looking around Mall of Asia - Owndays didn't have any frame available to suit the shape of my face. So I went to Sunnies. Their doctor told me that my Owndays Spectacles has a very good (progressive) lens and that I will need to shell out around 20K as using a cheaper lens will be difficult for me.

    Since I found 20K to be too much (I remember only paying around 10K for Owndays), I decided to walk around and found the perfect frame at Executive Optical. They have an "in-house" lens which is not only cheap, it also has a wider area for near vision.

    1 month later, I find it weird that I have to wipe my EO Spectacles more than twice a day as it easily gets smudged even if I don't touch it. Compared to my experience with Owndays where my specs could last more than a week without wiping! I can even wipe with using my shirt! EO needs a microfiber cloth!

    question:

    since It's the first time I'm having this issue with smudge and dust on my spectables. Is this what the Sunnies' doctor was saying about "cheaper lenses?"

    here's a photo of my new glasses. sa part na yan, almost twice a day may parang dumi na kailangan ko wipe palagi.

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    the lens has nothing to do with smudging, po.
    it's how close the frame keeps the lenses close to the kilays and skin, that manages to smudge and dirty up the lenses.

    some frames keep the lenses closer to the skin than others.
    as we each have different nose shapes and ear distances, we have to choose our frames carefully...

    if we keep pushing our frames up our noses, i bet them lenses will need regular cleaning.
    Last edited by dr. d; January 17th, 2025 at 10:20 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    the lens has nothing to do with smudging, po.
    it's how close the frame keeps the lenses close to the kilays and skin, that manages to smudge and dirty up the lenses.
    thanks... first time ko kasi naging issue ito (in all my glasses, sunglasses included). hassle for me since I need to carry a wiping cloth all the time.

    siguro nga this new pair sits closer to my face.

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