If you have a FSA (flexible spending account), the deadline to use your funds before you lose ’em is December 31. Today we’re covering some Wirecutter picks that may be eligible — just make sure to double-check your policy — including:
The best places to buy glasses online |
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For some people, there are clear benefits to shopping for a new pair of specs online. Not only is there a wider variety of styles to choose from, but you can also save up to hundreds of dollars. Our top-pick service — one we’ve loved for many years — has more than 2,000 frames, a highly accurate virtual try-on tool, and multiple lens options.
“In the past three years, every pair of glasses that I’ve bought has lasted well beyond my prescription,” says writer Nancy Redd. “And these pairs have also earned me many compliments.”
Our go-to place for affordable, attractive frames→
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One last thing: A chic eyewear stand |
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Okay, this eyewear stand is not FSA-eligible, but it is darling. Writes gifts expert Jen Hunter: “I’m absolutely charmed by it every day. And, importantly, I can find my glasses now.”
A stand for your specs — and more practical doodads we love→
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