EyeCare July Offer: 30 percent discount and free sunglasses with ZEISS lenses

Jul 16, 2026, 3:01 PM
EyeCare is giving customers more value with every eyewear purchases this July.

EyeCare is giving customers more value with every eyewear purchases this July.

EyeCare Optical, the Maldives' leading provider of eye care and eyewear services, has introduced exclusive special offers for July, providing customers with big savings.

Running from July 15 to August 1, this promotion aims to provide customers with high-quality eyewear and lenses at affordable prices.

30% Discount on the Second Pair of Glasses!

Under this promotion, customers purchasing two pairs of prescription glasses will receive a 30 percent discount on one of the frames. According to EyeCare, the second frame can be for personal use or for another person. This offers an ideal opportunity for siblings, parents and children, couples, or friends to renew their eyewear together. Customers can choose from any of the world-renowned brands available across EyeCare outlets under this offer.

Free Sunglasses with ZEISS SmartLife Lenses!

Additionally, customers who purchase a frame with ZEISS SmartLife lenses—manufactured using cutting-edge technology—will receive a pair of Aura brand sunglasses free. ZEISS SmartLife lenses are premium lenses specifically designed for today’s digital lifestyle, ensuring clear vision at all distances.

EyeCare noted that both offers can be utilized within a single transaction. Furthermore, EyeCare membership benefits will remain applicable alongside these promotions.

The promotion is available at all EyeCare outlets. For more information, please visit the EyeCare website or your nearest EyeCare outlet.

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