Take the strain out of shopping for glasses online and switch to Vision Direct, the glasses online super store offering all of the most popular international and local designers and brands at the best price and only online. We’ve thought of everything, including how to check that the new pair of glasses online you have absolutely fallen in love with, absolutely suit your face and skin tone with the ‘Selfie View’. You can upload a picture of your face directly to our website and then load any style of eyeglasses, including our extensive range of women’s sunglasses and men’s sunglasses, directly onto your own face to check that they really do look as amazing as you thought they would. And, don’t let the price stop you.
Not only do we guarantee the best price across our entire range of styles from every brand that you know and love – and not only do we offer you the same health fund rebates you’re used to receiving – but you can also buy your next pair of prescription glasses online, including prescription sunglasses, using AfterPay. You get your new favourite frames at the best possible price and then comfortably pay them off over four fortnights. Welcome to the new way of shopping for glasses online made for people who want the most affordable price for the latest styles.

How to get glasses online

If you have recognised a need for some help with your eyesight, then the first stop you should make is at your local optometrist. An optometrist is a healthcare professional who specialises in the eye, particularly in diseases, injuries and the systemic structures of the eye including the strength or weakness of your eyesight. They perform eye examinations such as vision tests to determine whether you suffer from conditions like near-sightedness, far-sightedness and astigmatism. If you suffer from near-sightedness, then objects up close are nice and crisp and clear but objects located farther away are often blurry or indistinct. If you suffer from far-sightedness then objects farther away are crisp and clear and the objects closer to you, particularly text and small type, can be difficult to distinguish. People with astigmatism suffer from a curvature of the cornea or lens which results in blurry vision experienced at all distances.