It's called relensing or reglazing, and yes there are places online
that will do it. (I'll let others recommend them, since I have no
personal experience in this area) Ira even wrote a blog post, the
better part of a year ago, about his experiences relensing his
favorite pair.
In my experience, it's always easier to search once you have the right
keywords...
-- Chuck Knight
On Sat, Jun 13, 2009 at 11:46 AM, Gretchen<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I apologize of this has been covered already, but I am new to this
> forum and didn't see anything about this subject on the first few
> pages of posts that I scanned.
>
> I have a pair of frames that I LOVE and want to keep. Is there any
> internet-based resource that will make lenses for my old frames? I
> have bought a few pairs of glasses online from eyebuydirect, and I am
> moderately happy with them, but I am unable to find frames that are
> *exactly* like the ones I have and love. And getting lenses put into
> them at a brick and mortar store starts at $60.
>
> Thanks,
> Gretchen
>
> >
>
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