I know that it depends on prescription but about how much are the synergeyes con!
Question: You usually have to buy two full pairs of the Synergeyes (4 lenses total), and currently they usually run $400-$600/US (or $500-$700 Australian) total for the two pairs. The Synergeyes A lenses would be on the lower end, while the other lenses, such as the multifocal M, would be on the higher end.
Each pair is rated for six months, so these costs would be for lenses to last for one year. Also, if your prescription changes within that year, Synergeyes will remake the remaining pair free of charge.
Plus most OD's charge as much for the exam and fitting as they do for traditional RGP's.
Answers: You usually have to buy two full pairs of the Synergeyes (4 lenses total), and currently they usually run $400-$600/US (or $500-$700 Australian) total for the two pairs. The Synergeyes A lenses would be on the lower end, while the other lenses, such as the multifocal M, would be on the higher end.
Each pair is rated for six months, so these costs would be for lenses to last for one year. Also, if your prescription changes within that year, Synergeyes will remake the remaining pair free of charge.
Plus most OD's charge as much for the exam and fitting as they do for traditional RGP's.
Synergeyes themselves just refer people to practitioners in their FAQ
I found one reference in a contact lens forum.
"He also said that hybrids are usually $150-$200 dollars more then the rgps I have now..so that means this would cost me $550-$600 CDN. This includes solution for 6 months."
The discussion at the last site is also of interest.