Excellent value for money in three easy steps
€19 - includes a full eye test and up to €99 towards selected glasses*
Employees using Display Screen Equipment (DSE) by law should be provided with an eye test, funded by their employer, when requested. Also, if glasses are needed solely for DSE use, the employer is obliged to pay.
A full eye test including digital retinal photography if you’re over 40 or your optician recommends it.
One complete pair of glasses from the €69 range, fitted with standard single vision lenses plus a scratch-resistant treatment when required solely for DSE use.
or
The €69 contribution can be used towards an upgrade to other frame ranges and you pay the difference.
Premium Club is an integral part of every DSE eVoucher and offers a further €30 contribution when glasses are selected from the €169 range or above, giving you a combined contribution of €99.
*Priced €169 or more, fitted with standard single vision
lenses plus a scratch-resistant treatment.
You are responsible for the funding of an eye examination and the cost of basic spectacles, if required for DSE work.
One of the most confusing areas of the DSE regulations concerns bifocals and varifocals. These lenses can be unsuitable for DSE work, as it is not always possible to see the screen clearly without lowering or raising the head, which can lead to other associated problems, such as neck pain.
The basic requirement is then to provide single-vision glasses suitable for viewing a screen at the appropriate distance. Alternatively, Specsavers do offer a varifocal lens designed specifically for screen use called ‘SuperDigital’, which may be of interest.
Usually every two years. However, there may be occasions where more regular checks are required. This could be down to the individual’s family ocular history, for example glaucoma, or some other form of ocular disease. Therefore, based on clinical judgement, the optometrist will recommend retest dates as appropriate.
€44 - includes one complete pair of CR39 single-vision
prescription safety glasses
Working in any type of industrial environment can pose potential risks to employees’ vision. We have a comprehensive range of safety eyewear in both plastic and metal frames with various lens options.
One complete pair of Specsavers’ safety glasses, fitted with standard single-vision lenses, including a scratch-resistant treatment.
Two Safety eyewear eVouchers will cover standard bifocal or varifocal lenses.
For use with safety eyewear eVouchers, these allow employers to specify
any additional lens options an employee requires.
Polycarbonate lenses
Clip-on UV tints
Tint
Toughened glass
Anti-reflection treatment
UV treatment
Reaction lenses
UltraClear SuperClean treatment
Yes - it costs £36.81 for Standard bifocal and Standard varifocal lenses. The employee has the option to upgrade at their own cost, to Premium, Elite or Tailor- made lenses.
All our safety frames are available to view here.
You will be able to upgrade bifocal and varifocal lenses. This is a personal extra and payable at point of transaction. You are not allowed to add any extra tints or treatments.
€42 - includes a free eye test and up to €99 towards selected glasses*
These eVouchers are the simple and rewarding way to fulfil your duty of care and safeguard the vision and health of all your employees, regardless of their role and not just those required to have them under current legislation.
Health and safety regulations oblige you to provide eye tests and glasses to certain sections of your work force. But these regulations are constantly changing, so it makes sense to go further than these basic obligations. See our FAQs for more information.
A full eye test including digital retinal photography if you’re over 40 or your optician recommends it.
One complete pair of glasses from the €69 range, fitted with standard single vision lenses plus a scratch-resistant treatment.
or
The €69 contribution can be used towards an upgrade to other frame ranges and you pay the difference.
or
One pair of non-prescription sunglasses from a selected range.
Premium Club is an integral part of every Optical care eVoucher and offers a further €30 contribution when glasses are selected from the €169 range or above, giving you a combined contribution of €99.
*Priced €169 or more, fitted with standard single vision
lenses plus a scratch-resistant treatment.
This eVoucher can be used in conjunction with many in-store offers, including our popular 2 for 1 offer.
eVouchers will be made available to your employer on receipt of their order and payment.
Yes. For Standard bifocals, it’s a further €49 and for Standard varifocals, it’s €75. This can be supplied by issuing the employee with store gift vouchers. Alternatively, should the employee wish to upgrade, this can be done in store at the point of transaction, at their own expense.
€42 - includes a free eye test and up to €99 towards selected glasses*
Any employee in your workplace deserves the best eyecare, including those who drive a company vehicle. Safeguarding your staff’s eyesight now can help prevent problems later.
A full eye test including digital retinal photography if you’re over 40 or your optician recommends it.
One complete pair of glasses from the €69 range, fitted with standard single vision lenses plus a scratch-resistant treatment.
or
The €69 contribution can be used towards an upgrade to other frame ranges and you pay the difference.
or
One pair of non-prescription sunglasses from a selected range.
Premium Club is an integral part of every Optical care eVoucher and offers a further €30 contribution when glasses are selected from the €169 range or above, giving you a combined contribution of €99.
*Priced €169 or more, fitted with standard single vision
lenses plus a scratch-resistant treatment.
The basic requirement is that you must be able to read (with glasses or contact lenses, if necessary) a car number plate made after 1 September 2001 from 20 metres. You must also have an adequate field of vision – your optician can tell you about this and do a test.
Yes – under the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992, that came into force on January 1993, you are legally obliged to provide eyecare to certain parts of your workforce. These regulations deal with the suitability of workstations, the daily routines of workers, and the provision of eyecare for staff members.
Yes – with the eVoucher portal this will be recorded from the first visit.