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I think I get a $150 frame allowance, plus the cost of "standard" lenses.

"Standard" lenses meaning plastic lenses (including progressive if needed). If I want hi-index or transitions, that's out of my pocket. But I do get a discount (maybe 10%?) on anything above and beyond what is covered. It'll also cover a couple boxes of contacts in lieu of new glasses.

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Posted: 12/04/2018 at 11:14AM

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