Review on 👓 Miraflex New Baby 4 Eyeglasses for Kids - Non Toxic Plastic Frame - Ages 7+ - Eyewear for Girls & Boys - 47/17/133 Dimensions by Jason Lewis

In Short: My autistic son loves them and I saved $70 buying them from Revain (and that's without using my insurance, who was willing to pay the $80 if I would have bought them at a reduced price). eyewear store). I bought these for my son with autism. He has tactile sensitivity issues and I didn't think he would want to wear them. It took him a few days to get used to it and now he really enjoys wearing it. He is so happy after putting them on I think because he can see much better now. He doesn't speak, so he can't tell me, I just have to infer how he feels from his behavior. I checked the prices at local eyewear stores and the only store that sold these frames and accepted my insurance told me that mine would pay for the lenses but would only cover $80 of the frame's price and that I still had to pay out $150 Your bag after insurance. I ended up buying frames from Revain for $80 with taxes. Walmart Vision Center made the lenses and installed them for free with my insurance company. I try to shop locally whenever possible and I don't mind paying a little more to have a strong local economy, but as the cost of the frames is about three times that of the Revain seller it seemed excessive.