You know what really grinds my gears?!

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I was prepared to spend a few hundred bucks, I just didn't realize i was going to need two pairs. In retrospect maybe I should've gone for the bifocals, but since you can't exactly try before you buy,.

Does that mean you can't wear contacts?

I could never get away with $95 frames and lenses. I can't even imagine how shitty those would be.

I have a pair and they're fine. Gotten lots of compliments on them.

. My most recent pair cost me about $400. But they are the fanciest zeiss astronaut anti-glare shatterproof smudge proof lenses you can buy so that makes it okay, right?

Dude that shit is so overhyped. You don't need half that. I think the only thing mine has is the anti-glare and anti scratch. Even then it didn't cost near $400. I will say my first two frames i can remember weren't the best structurally and they were definitely cheap, but the one i have now i spent more on (still under $200) and its awesome, no problems, I've sat on them, slept on them, dropped them...you name it..

I'm gonna check out warby parker like Jake said. I'm tired of looking at these frames in the mirror, plus the black is starting to fade on the front and the little rubber piece that rest on your nose fell out (one of them). Plus my mom allows me a new frame like every 2 years and its been like 3 so time for new ones yay. My parents insurance usually covers one (or most of the price) a new frame for me. I'm gonna shop around for some good "buy one get half off the other" frames and see if I can get prescription sunglasses. I used to wear contacts all the time but then i started getting eye infections. My eyes are too dry and get vulnerable if I wear contacts too much so they're pretty much reserved for rough activities when glasses would be inconvenient.