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LensCrafters gives teachers 10% off eyewear and 5% off contact lenses, according to ID.me. Those are two different numbers on two different products, so it helps to know which one you’ll be using before you walk up to the counter or fill an online cart.

LensCrafters is an eyewear retailer with stores you can book an eye exam at. ID.me’s page for the brand invites you to schedule an exam for you and your family, and it says you can shop online at Lenscrafters.com and pick up your glasses at a store, with a free fitting and adjustment. For a teacher who wants the exam, the frames and the fitting in one trip, that setup is convenient, and the discount is worth building into the plan.

How To Get The LensCrafters Teacher Discount

ID.me lists the offer as 10% off eyewear and 5% off contact lenses for Teachers. Start at ID.me’s LensCrafters page, sign in to your ID.me account or make a free one, and confirm that you’re a teacher. ID.me says verified Teachers community members get these savings through ID.me Shop, so use that route instead of going straight to the store.

Then shop as you normally would, and look at the total before you pay. The page doesn’t say whether the teacher offer works at the store counter or only online, so if you plan to buy in person, ask before you hand over a card.

Which Number Applies To You

The two percentages aren’t interchangeable. The 10% is for eyewear, which covers the frames-and-lenses purchase most people come in for. The 5% is for contact lenses, a smaller cut on something you may reorder every few months. The line doesn’t name eye exams, so don’t count on either percentage coming off an exam fee. Ask when you book.

One Discount At A Time

ID.me’s restriction note says community discounts can’t be combined with any other site promotions, and that some restrictions may apply. If LensCrafters is running a sale on a complete pair, the teacher percentage isn’t an add-on to it. Price the cart both ways and keep the lower total.

Vision insurance is a separate question. ID.me’s page carries a LensCrafters note about adding your insurance at any point during checkout to apply your benefits and see your discount. We couldn’t find anything that says how insurance and the teacher offer combine on one order, so ask before you pay if you plan to use both.

Q&A

Does LensCrafters give teachers a discount?
Yes. ID.me lists 10% off eyewear and 5% off contact lenses for Teachers.

Does it cover eye exams?
The listed offer names eyewear and contact lenses, not exams. Ask when you schedule.

Does it work in the store?
ID.me’s page doesn’t say. We couldn’t confirm whether it applies at the counter, so ask first.

Can I use it with a sale?
No. ID.me says community discounts can’t be combined with any other site promotions.

Can I use it with vision insurance?
LensCrafters lets you add insurance during checkout, per ID.me’s page. How that fits with the teacher offer isn’t something we could confirm.

Do I need an ID.me account?
Yes. ID.me confirms that you’re a teacher, and the account is free to make.

More Information:

The details above come from ID.me’s pages for LensCrafters as they loaded when we checked. Offers change, so confirm the discount at your cart before you pay. Looking for more? See other health and fitness discounts for teachers.

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