This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Zenni Optical for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
Summer is here! You’re probably all excited about dressing up your wardrobe – new dresses! Sandals! Pretty necklaces! Hair accessories! But what about your prescription glasses? Usually you don’t choose new ones seasonally, because they can be pretty expensive to buy. And transition glasses (which turn into sunglasses when you go outside) can be expensive too.
ZenniOptical gives you more affordable prescription eyeglasses options when it comes to sprucing up your glasses-wardrobe. For sunglasses, all you have to do is select tinted lenses, the tint color and density (or darkness) when you’re customizing your glasses. And voila! You’ll have prescription sunglasses for only $4.95 more than Zenni’s already affordable prices.
If you have kids participating in summer sports or activities, you might want to order them a couple extra pairs of glasses too. It’s easy for glasses to break during softball practice, or become lost at summer camp, and it would be far less of an issue if the glasses in question were $15 and not $150.
Heck, the savings on your kids’ glasses could even pay for their summer activities. Maybe you could buy a pass to the local aquarium or fill up your gas tank an extra time, to take a road trip to the beach. Who couldn’t use a little extra wiggle room when your personal economy might be a bit tight?
Hi! I'm Emily. I'm a Navy wife and stay at home mom of two beautiful children. I cook simple, delicious, grain-free recipes, do crafts, decorate my home on a budget, and keep a happy household. I tandem breastfeed, babywear, cloth diaper, practice elimination communication, homebirth, and co-sleep, but I'm not a hippie.
I once met a woman who had a whole wardrobe of eye glasses which she changed as frequently as she did her clothes. The idea intrigued me but I couldn’t spend my money that way. Zenni may make it possible.
You’ve had so many of these sponsored posts lately… I understand you need to make money, but it’s really starting to affect the ‘tone’ of your blog. This no longer feels authentic.
I agree