Shopping in Mansfield

While the world's bees are busy staving off invasions of varroa mites and colony collapse, today's deal will make sure you don't have to suffer a shortage of sweet-smelling candle wax. For $6, you'll get one regularly priced 100% vegetable-based soy-wax candle from Paul Robinett (a $13 value). Your Groupon is good for both in-store and online. Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.

When you think of places known for fashion, a tight clique of hot spots comes to mind—Paris, Milan, whatever city Labyrinth took place in, and Columbus, Ohio. Today's deal gets men and women the best of the latter: for $29, you get $60 of "clothing for fashionable savages" at Milk Bar in Short North. Milk Bar is single-handedly putting America's heartland on the style map, using those big colorful push pins to reveal an ominous houndstooth pattern. The store's impressive collection of independent and contemporary brands, along with its laid-back, holistic approach to fashion, gave Columbus Alive no choice but to name the establishment Best New Store in 2009. Prices and selection in-store may vary from online (this Groupon is valid for in-store only). Parking is free.

Cereal box sides recommend that you absorb no more than 20 ounces of falutin per day to properly maintain internal homeostasis. Today's deal helps you stick to said dietary guidelines: for $25, you get $60 worth of down-to-earth apparel and design workshops at Substance for Fashion Conscious People, LLC. in Short North. You can buy up to three Groupons and combine them in one purchase, meaning $75 would get you $180 to spend on anything at the store, including sale items.

Candle Lab's candles use soy wax, cotton paper wicks, and pure fragrance oils so that they burn cleanly and evenly for up to 60 hours. Choose from more than 120 gourmet flavors including Tupelo honey, fresh linen, toasted marshmallow, bamboo, wild orchid, and burnt sugar. Seasonal specialties such as mulled cider, hazelnut, and autumn leaves are still in stock (candles usually cost $15). This Groupon is also good toward Candle Lab's hand-stamped greeting cards, bath and body products, and other home-fragrance products.

Vision Source believes that eye doctors have the most success when they have a relationship with the patient and are free to make decisions about what is best for that patient. That’s why, although it’s a network with more than 2,300 offices across North America, all of its offices are independently owned and operated by family optometrists. Vision Source merely grants these doctors access to its shared expertise and resources.

Its doctors inspect eyes to test for disorders such as glaucoma, cataracts, and the effects of diabetes. They also diagnose retinal tears and repair most types of eye injuries, from embedded foreign bodies to general wear and tear from staring contests with headlights. The doctors use low-vision-therapy devices to help people suffering from degenerative eye diseases, teaching them how to maximize the vision they still have.

For basic services, they inspect eyes for overall eye health and visual acuity before fitting them with contacts and frames from the likes of Fendi, Calvin Klein, and Guess. Since Vision Source is a network of individual doctors, each office is different from the next and tailors its services to fit the needs of the community.

Owners Josh and Niki Quinn originally opened the bustling boutique in 2007 to introduce modish shoppers to their own fashion line, Maxine, Dear, which has been carried by Bergdorf Goodman, Fred Segal, and other stores around the world. They have since expanded to include a diverse and refreshing variety of modern designs for men and women. Ladies can adorn themselves with jewelry such as a vintage Ohio plate necklace ($36) or a more mathematically minded green abacus necklace ($26), while laddies can add a hipster-friendly classiness to formal outfits with men's accessories such as wheat penny cufflinks ($18) or a blue-enamel skinny tie clip ($18). Tigertree also features belt buckles from their own Maxine, Dear line at an in-store discount ($23). For a status symbol that can also help you pass the time on long bus rides, buy a book. Niki's favorite is Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle ($15), while a copy of The Art of Manliness ($16.99) will let women know what they've been doing wrong.