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Buda Vision Source – Buda

$59 for Comprehensive Eye Exam and $100 Toward Frames and Lenses ($220 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Frames from designers including Kate Spade, Nine West, and Michael Kors line the walls; onsite optical lab

The Fine Print

  • Expires 180 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Appointment required. New clients only. Valid in-store only. Not valid for sale items. Not valid with insurance. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Blurry vision can impact routine tasks, such as driving a car or identifying family members you feel like ignoring. Clear things up with this Groupon.

$59 for an Eye Exam and $100 Toward Eyewear ($220 Value)

Following a comprehensive eye exam (a $120 value), clients can peruse a wide selection of frames ($39–$250) and lenses ($49–$540).

Buda Vision Source

Buda Vision Source melds many of the benefits of a small, independent optical center with the perks of a national eyecare provider. On the one hand, its smaller, boutique size means that patients get the one-on-one attention from the staff that's so important when it comes to vision care. On the other hand, Buda's selection of frames and lenses, including products from more than 500 brands such as Kate Spade, Gucci, and Ray-Ban, rivals that of most larger stores. It also has an advanced onsite laboratory, which means glasses can be ready in an hour when you are in a hurry to yell at your least favorite member of an ant farm.

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Buda Vision Source

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    Buda

    3310 B FM 967, Suite A-108
    Buda, Texas 78610
    (512) 295-0076
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