Custom Made Eyeglasses

I’m interested in getting some custom made glasses. I’ve searched all over the internet for a site but I’ve only found http://www.spectechsantamonica.com/custo mframe.html and it seems a little expensive to me at $385. I’m wondering if there’s a reliable company in China or someplace where I can have my glasses cheaply duplicated with some minor modifications. Oh and I’ve looked into laser sintering and that’s crazy expensive.
Note: I'm not looking for the weirdest glasses out there. I actually want to customize my own glasses for cheap. Check out the site that I included to see exactly what I'm talking about, thanks.

well that is cheap and don't listen to that person ewwww.well i had mines custom made they cost me 500 dollars i wish i would have got that store instead

2007-01-25 16:45:46 by vin

Optician and the Eyewear Designer for the famous Elvis Presley glasses, John Cottam takes us into his lab and through the process of making a ...

Your optician?

You need to clarify this question... what are you looking for?

2009-05-11 05:51:54 by kelly w

Price: $139.99 $95.15

i-FIlens coatings anti-glare coatings that filter out harsh artificial reflected light.
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I'm looking for a pair of rimless eyeglasses which have a clear bridge and arms. So far the most transparent frames I've found are thin titanium. The whole idea is that when I have them on they will be practically invisible.
Also, I may consider the vintage style which has no arms and a spring bridge. Does anyone know where I could find JUST the spring bridges to purchase?
If not, does anyone know where I could have them custom made? I found a website that charges $600 for custom frames, but I feel they should be less expensive.

One of my coworkers had a pair of glasses made by Silhouette. They are rimless and had clear plastic arms and bridge. This is a link to their website. Unfortunately my computer won't let me copy info from the actual website. Sorry. I have a pair with thin purple arms and bridge and they're much less noticeable than my old glasses b/c they're rimless. Mine were about $300. I don't know about vintage frames.

2008-10-20 06:07:11 by kindachili

These are authentic 3D glasses by REAL-D used in many IMAX / Disney movies.
They are made sturdy with a rugged plastick frames.