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If you've been eye-ing up Ted Baker prescription specs and sunglasses, you can get a pair for £37 delivered (normally £135), with the MSE Blagged code TB37MSE via our link at SpeckyFourEyes*. The code's valid until 11.59pm on Friday 27 October.
The code is only valid on selected Ted Baker items found via our link, and you'll need to enter it in the vouchers box on the 'Shopping cart - summary' page once you've chosen your frames and lenses.
Need-to-knows for getting the cheapest price
- To get them cheapest, pick 'continue with free lenses' when asked to choose your lens package (stage four of the checkout process), as thinner or scratch-resistant lenses will cost £10-£126 extra. To avoid other extras and keep costs down, click 'skip step & continue' until you reach the checkout.
- You can either enter your prescription during the checkout process, or opt to send it later. Some frames aren't suitable for high prescriptions, so keep an eye out when choosing. Do note that only standard lenses are included in the price, you'll pay extra for bifocal or thin lenses.
- Select 'Royal Mail Standard' delivery – our code will make this delivery option free (normally £6.99).
See 'More info' below for full T&Cs.
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£37 Ted Baker prescription specs and sunglasses (normally £135)
Via MSE Blagged code and link
ExpiredIf you've been eye-ing up Ted Baker prescription specs and sunglasses, you can get a pair for £37 delivered (normally £135), with the MSE Blagged code TED37MSE via our link at SpeckyFourEyes*. Enter the code on the 'Shopping cart - summary' page in the vouchers box, and you need to use it before 11.59pm on Monday 31 July to get the discount. The code is only valid on selected Ted Baker items found via our link.
Need-to-knows for getting the cheapest price
- To get them cheapest, pick 'continue with free lenses' when asked to choose your lens package (stage four of the checkout process), as thinner or scratch-resistant lenses will cost £10-£126 extra. To avoid other extras and keep costs down, click 'skip step & continue' until you reach the checkout.
- You can either enter your prescription during the checkout process, or opt to send it later. Some frames aren't suitable for high prescriptions, so keep an eye out when choosing. Do note that only standard lenses are included in the price, you'll pay extra for bifocal or thin lenses.
- Select 'Royal Mail Standard' delivery – our code will make this delivery option free (normally £6.99).
See 'More info' below for full T&Cs.
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£37 Ted Baker prescription specs and sunglasses (normally £135)
Via MSE Blagged code
ExpiredYou can get a pair of Ted Baker prescription specs or sunglasses for £37 delivered (normally £135), when you enter the MSE Blagged code 37MSE37 at SpeckyFourEyes*. You enter the code on the 'Shopping cart - summary' page in the vouchers box, and you need to use it before 11.59pm on Sunday 30 April to get the discount.
Need-to-knows for getting the cheapest price
- To get them cheapest, pick 'continue with free lenses' when asked to choose your lens package (stage four of the checkout process), as thinner or scratch-resistant lenses will cost £10-£126 extra. To avoid other extras and keep costs down, click 'skip step & continue' until you reach the checkout.
- You can either enter your prescription during the checkout process, or opt to send it later. Some frames aren't suitable for high prescriptions, so keep an eye out when choosing. Do note that only standard lenses are included in the price, you'll pay extra for bifocal or thin lenses.
- Select 'Royal Mail Standard' delivery – our code will make this delivery option free (normally £6.99).
See 'More info' below for full T&Cs.
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