Prescription Sunglasses Are a Great Alternative to Contacts or UV Adjusting Glasses.

Online, October 22, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Prescription sunglasses offer protection from the sunlight without sacrificing vision or having to wear contacts. These sunglasses contain tinted lenses and have a UV ray protective filter. They also contain multi anti-reflective coating and a scratch coating. These qualities make them more effective than regular store bought sunglasses.

Getting prescription sunglasses in a store can get expensive, often exceeding the price tag of 100 pounds. Buying prescription sunglasses online offer the same, top quality sunglasses offered by an optician at an affordable price. Online sunglasses are no different than in store ones and they can offer more style options than stores do.

On the internet, there are no sales assistants steering customers toward the more expensive frames. Online stores have less overhead and buy their glasses in bulk, guaranteeing the cheapest prices available. And still, they use the same frame and lens suppliers along with the same glazing laboratories.

People are wary of buying glasses online for many reasons. They may think they do not know all the information about their eyes. The direction offered by a store may feel needed in order to find the best frames. People believe it is impossible to try glasses on online. All of these problems can be fixed with a little bit of research.

One of the best online glasses stores in the UK is Glasses2You, a company founded to give customers cheap alternatives to the more expensive high street opticians. They use qualified dispensing opticians with state of the art equipment to create the perfect frames and lenses for each customer.

A spokesperson from Glasses2You commented, "You can rest assured that our frames and lenses are of the highest quality and from reputable suppliers. They are of the same quality that can be seen on the high street and all are made up to your prescription by qualified dispensing opticians."

Before beginning shopping online, people need to go to their eye doctor and get a current prescription for their glasses. This paper will give them all the information needed to order the correct lenses. Most online sites require the prescription before glasses can be ordered. They will either ask for an upload of the prescription or the phone number of the eye doctor.

Many online sites allow people to "try" their glasses on. Online sites have a virtual mirror that allows people to try glasses while browsing through frames. People to upload a photo of themselves not wearing glasses. Then, as people are browsing the site, they can click a button that says try online next to any product. Customers can instantly see themselves wearing that frame.