i had bifocals for £300.00 which for me is a lot of money, but I treated myself to a Christmas present so I did not have to keep chopping and changing my other glasses. I did say at the time of collecting them that I would have to get used to them, so I took them home and tried to get used to them but the lower part of the lenses were blurry. So I got a second opinion from Specsavers with another eye test costing £25.00 and they advised the glasses were not correct. They placed correct lenses on me and I could see perfect. I went back to advise Aquila and explained to the young lady who went to fetch the optician who insisted the glasses were correct and said he was not going do anything about it and walked away. (Very rude). That was several weeks ago and I have really tried to to persevere with them but I just cannot read from them as they make the writing blurry and yet when I put my old reading glasses on that I bought in a supermarket I can see perfectly clear. Should I advise an ombudsman ?
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