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Perfect Focus Eye Care
Jennifer Hoeppner O.D
Located in: Chandler
480-726-3445

Perfect Focus Eye Care
1020 E Ray Rd, Suite #2
Chandler, AZ, 85225 see "Eye Doctors in Chandler, Arizona"

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$7.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color options, good for single vision, bifocal, progressive see "Courtney eyeglasses"

$7.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color options, good for single vision, bifocal, progressive see "Clout Eyeglasses"

$7.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color options, good for single vision, bifocal, progressive see "Century Eyeglasses"

SmartMoney Magazine by Anne Kadet:  Getting Lens Crafty see "SmartMoney Magazine on Buying Eyeglasses"

Technology continues to whack away at prices of high-end products   There have always been "great equalizers." Guns were, once. You could be the scrawniest guy in town, but your Colt was just as deadly as the big guys'. Road rage shows how being in a car makes even the weakest link feel tough when he's wrapped in the same steel blanket as everyone else. A couple of recent events reminded me how technology's ability to equalize goes beyond making us gunslingers, publishers, or highway maniacs... Seeing the light If you wear glasses, you know how expensive they are, even at discount and chain optometrists. It's a snap to spend several hundred bucks on a mid-range frame and lenses.  If you think about it, though, it doesn't make sense. Consider how inexpensive it has become to manufacture much more complex things. If you're over 30, you probably remember when calculators were expensive items. Today they cost virtually nothing and companies give them away. How about memory sticks? A couple of years ago USB flash drives were pretty pricy. Today I've seen them included in press kits and as trade-show giveaways. So why, in this age of cheap manufacturing, are eyeglasses so expensive? The various polycarbonates used in most lenses are dirt cheap.  Ditto for the lens coatings to reduce scratches and glare. And the process of forming and fitting the lenses is virtually automatic. The answer: Because stores keep the prices high. People don't rush out to by the latest, newest eyeglasses they way they do with fashion or consumer tech, so retailers have to keep the prices up to make money.  So they sell "designer" frames for $500 or $600 that cost much less to make.  But not all stores do. And that was the big shock I got. The technology of making frames and lenses has dropped as dramatically as everything else, and there are places — a whole bunch — that offer them at more realistic prices.  At most of these places, you can get a great pair of glasses for less than $60. If you want fancier or designer frames — bendable titanium, for example — with anti-glare coating and light-sensitive tint, maybe you'd hit $200. Try that at your local mall. And if you think you'd be getting garbage, think again.  That's the whole point — manufacturing technology has gotten so inexpensive that stores can offer these glasses at these prices...  Of course, for those prices you can simply buy a pair and check them out for yourself.

100% Satisfaction Guarantee We do our best to ensure that your cutom eyeglasses order is produced to your satisfaction pursuant to the prescription you've provided and your specific needs. Our eyewear experts put each pair of eyeglasses through our quality assurance process ensuring excellence in all we provide and work to inspect the accuracy of the prescription lenses and the frame alignment. We offer our customers our Satisfaction Guarantee because we have confidence that you will love your eyeglasses! If for any reason, our eyeglasses did not meet your standards, you may return them for an eyeglasses exchange or a refund pursuant to our terms of sale. To see our return policy in full, please view our terms and conditions and policies. For questions regarding our return policy please contact us using the contact form at the top of the page or toll free number at the side bar.

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How to measure your Pupillary-Distance (PD)? Your PD measurement is needed for the correct position of your lenses within the frame you have selected. Measure your PD with your old glasses, look straight at a mirror, place a dot in middle of each lens at the center of the pupil (black dot) and use a millimeter ruler to take your measurement between the two dots. Confirm this by having a pro measure the distance from the center of the pupil (black dot) in one eye to the center of the pupil in the other eye. To measure your PD: see "Measure PD"

$57.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in). Multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocals see "Smart Eyeglasses"

$57.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color options, good for single vision, bifocals, progressive see "Ruby Eyeglasses"

$37.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocals, progressive

$67.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in). Multiple color options, good for single vision, bifocals see "Midnight Eyeglasses"

$87.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Semi rimless  in multiple color options, good for single vision, bifocals, progressive see "Fantastic Eyeglasses"

$67.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Semi rimless multiple color options, good for single vision, bifocals see "Camille Eyeglasses"

Ace Eyglasses $67.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Semi rimless in multiple color options,  good for single vision, bifocals, progressive see "Ace Eyeglasses"

Flex Titanium Eyglasses $127.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color/size options,  good for single vision, bifocals, progressive see "Flex Titanium Eyglasses MX913"

Flex Titanium Eyglasses MX911 Sale Price $127.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Frames in multiple color cptions/sizes, good for single vision, bifocals see "Flex Titanium Eyglasses MX911"

Flex Titanium Eyglasses $127.95(click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocals see "Flex Titanium Eyglasses MX912"

Flex Titanium Eyglasses $127.95 (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocals, progressive see "Flex Titanium Eyglasses MX919"

Flex Titanium Eyglasses $127.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Frames in multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocals, progressive see "Flex Titanium Eyglasses MX918"

Flex Titanium Eyglasses $127.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Frames in multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocal see "Flex Titanium Eyeglasses MX914"

$97.95 (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocals see "Supreme Eyeglasses"

$97.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocals, progressive see "Hype Eyeglasses"

$97.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocal, progressive see "Buccaneer Eyeglasses"

$97.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in). Multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocal see "Bubbly Eyeglasses"

$87.95 (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Semi Rimless in multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocals, progressive see "Blazer Eyeglasses"

$87.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in). Semi Rimless in multiple color/size options good for single vision, bifocals, progressive see "Pirate Eyeglasses"

$67.95* (click eyeglasses to zoom in).  Semi Rimless in multiple color/size options, good for single vision, bifocals, progressive see "Allie Eyeglasses"