Any truths to the following?
https://www.eyewearrepublic.com/Do-Not-Buy-the-Lindberg-NOW-Titanium-Collection_b_33.html
Hi guys. So can reimburse up to $180 for prescription glasses, mine is .75 to 1 if i remember correctly,and the photochromatic lenses. Any shops to recommend? Doubt it's enough to get a branded one is it?
Branded unfortunately no. OEM possible. Your degree is Low, so 1.5 index is good.
Hiya, any recommendations for reliable spectacle shops in the Northeast (Sengkang/Hougang/Punggol)?
I've attempted to search the history and found a few posters asking too but they didn't seem to have any replies.
Used to visit The Lens Men @ Compass Point, but since Compass One renovated I've turned to Owndays. Find that their lenses aren't as clear as compared to my old pair using Hoya multicoated high index 1.67 since day 1.
Am looking for something of good value (mid-range at most), but would still like to pick and stick to a recommended optician if there's a good one around the area. Have generally gone for very OEM / unknown brand frames so not much knowledge in this space.
Been reading the thread on the sidelines also to self-educate, and maybe if I feel like spending a bit more can consider Charmant frame as an upgrade to my current pair. Noticed that the W Optics at Compass One carries it. Also noticed some other brands trending like Zoff and O+.
In summary, many questions and appreciate the assistance:
1. Any reliable opticians to recommend in Northeast?
2. Thoughts on W Optics @ Compass One?
3. Thoughts on brands like Zoff and O+ if travelling further out?
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Anyone has exp bought from https://carousell.com/two_fashion_eyewear?
Authentic or not? (doubtful as they put marketprice then theirs is like only half..)
Can’t help you with that as I’m not that familiar with shops around there. If you don’t mind travelling to Serangoon, then nanfang might be good. Very established family name is that area.
Zoff or O+.... If price is an issue, then go zoff.
No comments on W optics...
Thanks, appreciate your reply still.
Follow up question - are there any differences between lens brands / any which you would recommend? e.g. Zeiss, Hoya, Crizal. Didn't think it used to make a diff until Owndays lenses seem a lot less sharp to me.
Degree is about 800 with astig about 150. Generally opt for multicoated high index lenses of at least 1.67 and above.
They do make a difference in terms of clarity.
For higher prescription, it’s also recommended to actually get a focal point measured so as to minimise prismatic effect which would cause your vision to be not as sharp as it is supposed to be.
Again, it also depends on the tolerance of the individual. There are people who claims that owndays lenses is as good or even better than these big brand lenses. Thus we can immediately tell likely it’s because of their high tolerance. And of course there is the other side of the coin which prefers the better ones.
For me I am quite fine with all Brands. For my colleagues... die hard hoya.
Hi. Can someone please recommend a good shop (in terms of service and price) in Bishan/AMK/TPY or is there a highly rated shop anywhere else that I should visit? Need to get a pair of progressive lens. Many thanks!

Hi Gangsterkia, thanks so much for your helpful reply to me previously. I made my rayban glasses and even got an upgrade to the zeiss indvidual lens as the shop at the shopping mall has a promotion and am very happy with it.I have another question hoping you can advise. I would like to make a oakley sunglasses. But i would need prescription for the sunglass so not sure how it works? If i made the prescription lenses for the oakley sunglass, is the sunglass material still using the oakley sunglass materials?