Why LensPro

Why buy new frames when you only need new lenses?

Many optical stores dissuade you from reusing your current spectacle frame because they want to sell you a new frame. Unless damaged, your spectacle frame can be fitted with new lenses. LensPro is expert at fitting lenses into your existing frame and we don’t charge a fitting fee.

Are you paying too much for lenses?

LensPro fits the exact same lenses as other providers for about half the price.

Are you paying too much for frames?

We have a wide selection of quality optical frames at affordable prices.

Are you waiting weeks for your glasses?

With an optical lab in each store, LensPro can often fit new lenses into your frames while you shop – so you don’t have to leave the centre without your glasses. Most single-vision lenses are available immediately. Multifocal lenses take about 5 days to order but can then be fitted to your frame in less than an hour.

Are you getting the quality and service you deserve?

Our skilled dispensers are passionate about crafting precision glasses for optimal vision and comfort. Your glasses are custom made by a lens specialist you can speak with, not mass processed in a distant factory.

Are you enjoying the care and recognition you deserve?

Each LensPro store is independently owned and operated by an experienced optician for whom every client is important. If you value seeing the same optometrist and dispenser each visit, and personalised service, then LensPro is for you. Because we're only satisfied when you are, we provide a 100% satisfaction guarantee .

Are you obliged to buy your glasses from your optometrist?

No. Your optometrist is required to provide your optical prescription so you can shop around for the best deal. Many LensPro customers bring their optical prescription with them or we contact their optometrist to obtain it. Alternatively, you can enjoy a full eye examination at all LensPro locations.

How can LensPro sell the exact same lenses for about half price?

The real question is, how can major corporate competitors justify charging twice as much?