Specscart offers 10% off your order as its headline deal, making it a solid saving for shoppers at any spend level. With multiple percentage discounts on individual frames, bundle offers on multiple purchases, and free delivery on all orders, you'll want to compare what works best for your basket before checkout.
Buying a single pair of glasses at full price: The 10% off your order deal will save you the most. Alternatively, if you're a first time customer, 10% off your first purchase gives the same saving, so either option works equally well.
Shopping the sale: If you're browsing Specscart's reduced items, up to 70% off sale products will almost certainly beat the 10% headline offer. Check your basket total at checkout to confirm, but sale prices typically represent much better value than the standard discounts.
Looking for specific frames: Specscart has individual discounts on popular styles. If you're after the Morton 4 Blue Pilot Glasses or Morton 3, you'll save 43%. The Busk 7 or Colne 1 offer 40% off, while the Darcy 1, Hampstead 2, Chadwell 3 and other frames have discounts ranging from 17% to 33%. Compare these against the 10% general offer—if your chosen frame has a dedicated discount, it will save you more.
Buying multiple frames: The bundle deals often outperform percentage discounts on individual items. Buy 2 glasses and get 50% off the second frame, or choose buy 2 products and get 50% off. Buy 1 glass, get the 2nd 50% off also works well depending on frame prices. Work out your basket total with each option to see which saves most.
Adding accessories: If you're picking up cases, 13% off the Oyster case or buy 2 cases, get 1 free will apply. A travel kit purchase gets 17% off.
Free delivery and returns: Free delivery and returns on all orders is included, so you won't pay extra to get your glasses to you or send them back if they need adjustment.
Only one offer applies at checkout, so add your items to your basket and compare the available discounts. Whichever produces the larger saving is the one to use.