Can I Get Contact Lenses for Free at 15?
I’m sick of wearing glasses and was wondering if I was eligible to get contact lenses instead? Could I get them free with the NHS or something? Or will I still have to pay, and if so, how much?
Thanks.
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Having non-perfect vision is unfortunately quite expensive. You also need to factor in the requirement to have your eyes checked when you have disposables. This sort of thing used to be VAT free but ages back they put VAT on them. Its one of the few taxes I really resent.
You can get some trial ones from your eye doctor to see if contacts would work for you and what brand fits best.
NO WAY NOT FOR FREE
BUT U NO WAT THERE NOT EXPENSIVE AT ALL TRUST ME THERES DIFERENT KINDS OF ONES U CAN GET
SOME LAST ONE DAY SOME LAST ONE WEEK I HAVE THE ONE THAT LAST A WHOLE ENTIRE YEAR!!
You have to steal a hammer from your local hardware store, then use the stolen hammer to break into a car and steal that. Then you must drive back home and download thousands of pirated films, and sell them as DVDs on the black market. With the profit, you must purchase a small plane, and steal a parachute from the earlier hardware store.. Use the plane to intercept a Cuban drug-trafficking plane at exactly 23:12 next Saturday over the Gulf of Mexico. From here, you must ditch your plane, and jump exactly onto the left wing. You have to use karate to murder everyone aboard, so the coast is clear. Steal as many drugs as you can carry, and jump into your descending plane. With ultra-fast reactions, pilot the plane once more and land it on top of the Empire State Building. You must then parachute down to the bottom, without being noticed. Then sell the drugs on the black market to gain the profit you need to buy your contact lenses.
No. Contact lenses are viewed as a luxury and are never free.
that said, once you have had the optician consultation and have settled on the type that suits, buy them from postoptics or contactlenses.co.uk as it is cheaper than from the optician. I pay about £120 a year for my monthly disposables.