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Good morning!!  I recently received a free pair of glasses from Firmoo, which is an online eyeglasses store. Since I don't wear glasses right now, I went ahead and got a pair for my hubby.  He usually wears contacts, but needed a backup pair of glasses.  
Here are the glasses I got for the Mr:


 Here is the Mr. wearing them: 
My guy in his new glasses - great for a backup pair!
The ordering process was fairly straightforward.  We got the prescription information from the optometrist, went shopping online, and filed in the eyeglass prescription online.  I wasn't sure about a lot of the jargon, but the website had little help buttons everywhere directing me to the proper part of the prescription, so it was pretty easy.  

Y'all know I'm fairly cheap frugal a penny pincher broke, so when I get an opportunity for free stuff for my family, I'm in.  Last time we bought glasses for the Mr., it cost over a hundred bucks.  I'm sold now... the frames are sturdy, it took about 2 weeks to arrive, and they were cheap.  they were high quality and nicely durable (not flimsy like those cheap pairs). They also came with a nice case, a cleaning cloth, a double-sided screwdriver with extra screws, and a little bag that the case can go into. 



Also, they have a First Pair Free program, where you can pick a pair of free glasses (pay shipping only). Check it out here: http://www.firmoo.com/free-glasses.html. If you're interested, here's the link to their website: www.firmoo.com.  Enjoy!!

Note:  Firmoo did provide a free pair of glasses for me to review.  The opinions expressed are my own.  Yada Yada Yada.

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