EyeCare promotion offers 20 percent discount to mark World Sight Day

Oct 11, 2026, 9:36 AM
EyeCare Marks World Sight Day with 20% Off Selected Frames

EyeCare Marks World Sight Day with 20% Off Selected Frames

In celebration of World Sight Day, EyeCare has launched a special promotion for its customers.

Running through the end of October, the promotion offers a 20 percent discount on selected frames with the purchase of specific prescription lenses. This offer is available at all EyeCare Opticals outlets.

Promotion Details:

  • Included Brands: Frames purchased with Zeiss, Hoya, or Nova single-vision or progressive prescription lenses.
  • Duration: Valid until October 31. World Sight Day is observed on October 8.
  • Additional Benefits: EyeCare membership holders are eligible for further discounts on lenses.

EyeCare emphasised that since lenses are crucial to visual quality throughout the day, it is essential to choose the best option based on age, work environment, and screen usage.

EyeCare’s professional teams are available to assist customers in selecting frames and lenses that best suit their visual needs and lifestyle.

Aligned with the "Love Your Eyes" theme, EyeCare encourages the public to prioritise eye health and undergo regular eye examinations. The provider noted that changes in vision can often be gradual and go unnoticed; therefore, they advise seeking professional consultation immediately if any changes are detected.

For more information, visit the EyeCare website or your nearest EyeCare outlet.

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