I didn't fail to mention it, because there's no option for what I
wanted at Zenni for a computer Rx. It was a total of $29 at
39dollarglasses with $15 off coupon vs $18 at Zenni in the same frame,
whereas Zenni only carries the smaller width. There's also $20 off
coupons dor 39dollarglasses from time to time.  Also, that the lens
composition is  different at 39dollarglasses. It's a true
polycarbonate, which has crisper vision and is slightly lighter/
thinner.  Math: better fitting frame, better lens, better case,
screwdriver, 5x faster = $11 = 39% more, So no, it's not anywhere near
5 times (500%) more either.

Average US PD is 63 and thus the average intermediate PD is 60-61. The
US male's norm is 5"10.4" with a 63 PD and  wears 140mm wide frame,
since you order smaller frames you are either wearing too small of
frames or are an Asian sized person. I am 6'2' and Zenni's widest
frames require a 65 PD or more. I have no use for undersized lens/
frames with reduced peripheral vision, that pinch my head and look
like I bought a child sized glasses.

I  read through your history, and see  that you wasted a lot of time
and money on Zenni trial and error spendomania experiments while using
incorrect Rxs, so your opinion about saving is ilogical.  Plus, you
would need to actually buy a pair from both Zenni and 39dollarglasses
with the correct Rxs to make a valid comparison, or you're only
rationalizing to make yourself feel good about buying 7+ pairs of
blurry small glasses...lol, egads.

On Sep 7, 1:02 pm, Fred Di <[email protected]> wrote:
> You failed to mention the fact that 39 Dollar eyeglasses is 5(Five)
> times the cost of zenni.
>
> And even then you had to choose an obscure combination of needs to
> find a benefit. (That obscure combination being someone with narrower
> than average PD, but wants wider than normal eyeglasses, by your
> definition.)
>
> The problem you described is a rare occurrence, and if you search this
> board you will find many complaints about 39 dollar eyeglasses, even
> though they prices are 5 times what Zenni's are.
>
> I have purchases about 20 pairs of glasses from Zenni, for myself and
> family members, all are great and there were no problems.  For the
> same number of pairs 39 dollar eyeglasses would have ripped me off for
> an additional $500
>
> On Sep 5, 8:28 pm, AZRainman <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Thanks for the $15 coupon link Glassy Eyes!
>
> > Ordered a single vision pair from 39dollarglasses on 9/2 and received
> > on 9/5 (NY to AZ) = 4 days is smokin' fast, especially for
> > prescription eyewear. They came in a fancy, cloth lined, hard case and
> > inside a nice cloth bag with drawstring. Plus they included  a
> > microfiber cleaning cloth and a all metal (double tip) screwdriver
> > keychain. The prescription is perfect in the frame size I wanted and
> > they fit great. I am very satisfied and I will be ordering  from them
> > again.
>
> > The closest competitor would be Zenni, in which I have purchased a
> > couple pairs from. They have very few wide frames (142mm+) and didn't
> > have any of their widest frames for my intermediate PD of 61  (a popup
> > will indicate: Your PD is too small for this Eyeglass Frame.  Please
> > select another Frame with a smaller lens width). With Zenni, I saved a
> > few bucks and the prescriptions were great, but I rather have a larger
> > frame/lens. The worst of it was my cheapest $8 test pair has gaps
> > between the frame and lenses, the nose pad mounts are welded unevenly,
> > a nose pad screw fell out on the 2nd day, and they're a bit too small.
> > I also waited 5 times longer to receive them, they came in cheap
> > plastic cases, and  no eyeglass screwdriver bonus.
>
> > For now, Zenni needs to know their market demographics and start
> > grinding for average PDs on their wider frames and larger lenses.
> > 39dollarglasses doesn't have that problem.
>
> > US national average PD (63) for men and (60) for women.
> > (Intermediate vision/computer distance PDs subtract 2-3.)
>
> > Average height :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height
> > U.S.: Males: 178.9 cm (5' 10.4")   Females: 164.8 cm (5' 4.9") White
> > Americans, 20–39
> > China:  Males: 172.7 cm (5' 8")    Females: 162.5 cm (5' 4")  Urban
> > adults
>
> > 39dollarglasses: Ronkonkoma, NY
> > Zenni: Hong Kong, China
>
> > Do the math...

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