$49 for $200 Worth of Prescription Eyewear at SVS Vision
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Designer eyewear emporium outfits patrons with prescription eyeglasses
Nearsightedness impairs one’s ability to drive, read, and make the crucial distinction between truth serum and chocolate milk. Guard your secrets with today’s Groupon: for $49, you get $200 worth of prescription eyewear at SVS Vision.
The knowledgeable staff at SVS Vision enhances eyesight with a large selection of prescription lenses and frames. Clients can browse frames ($59+) created by brands such as Coach, Michael Kors, and Calvin Klein or opt for a set of value frames and splurge by fitting them with lenses made of solid gold. Prescription lenses ($79+) protect eyes with single-vision plastic; for an additional charge, patrons can fill frames with bifocal, no-line bifocal, or lightweight lenses. Although this Groupon is not valid toward an eye exam, the opticians at SVS can analyze the vision of guests in need of a prescription for an added charge.
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About SVS Vision Optical Centers
SVS Vision Optical Centers' founders opened their first shop in Sterling Heights, Michigan, in 1974 to help the community clear up its vision. But even these optical gurus never foresaw their humble business expanding to more than 80 locations sprawled across 8 states. Today, each shop continues the tradition of providing quality eye care with an attentive staff and exams from seasoned optometrists.
After an exam, patients browse a large selection of the latest designer frames from brands such as Coach, Tiffany, Nike, Versace, or Ray-Ban. Additionally, with a U.S. laboratory and corporate headquarters in Mt. Clemens, Michigan, SVS Vision also offers a signature line of EyeDef lenses. The lenses, which are customized to fit each client's lifestyle, comes with a 45-day "Gotta Love ‘Em Guarantee." Once clients pick the right eyewear, the staff then fits the stylish selection with polarized and scratch-protected prescription lenses to help guests see clearly. Most of SVS Vision Optical Centers' frames can also hold sunglass lenses as well, eliminating squinting during summer months and tropical vacations.