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  break open that piggy bank : Degenerate
  • infanticide is not the answer : boring gegtik
• It will cost you hundreds of dollars =( : Hello Kitty
• Generally a couple hundred for good frames and probably a couple hundred for good lenses, plus the exam c... : EvilDolemite
• infant lasik TTR : r1cola
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  They vary a lot, you have to pay for lenses and frames separately and frames can go from very cheap to st : peanut-
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    But kids break their glasses ALL. THE. TIME. So remember to have a backup pair at all times. : SiW73
    • They have flexible frames and lenses are generally plastic that come with scratch resistance. EX: htt... : lightsam
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  Got a good jorb? Because youze gonna need it. Back when I was bespectacled, it was around $500ish by the ... : Bean
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    Yeah, I drop about 4-500 dollars each time, for frames, lenses (with extra crap), and eye exam. I don't ... : lightsam
    • I didn't either. It seems it's not that common. I have great health insurance, but for some reason nothin... : Bean
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      i don't know how it works where you live, but i am an optician with my own shop in Italy, and trust me th... : duka
      • Yeah, that's not a shocker. : Bean
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        how much do frameless glasses + lenses go for over there? : Enraged Pineapple
        • It really depends on frame, from 170 € to 1k euros ( for a Cartier frameless :o). : duka
      • He could almost fly to Italy to see you at that clip. : Lunatic Angelic
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  move to australia, its cheap. : CoRDS
  • Because dingoes will eat his baby? : peanut-
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  Send me $1000 every other month, and I'll make sure your kid keeps in glasses. Your costs will vary ... : hawke
  • Send me $1000 every year, and I'll make sure your kid doesn't run into any unfortunate problems that migh... : Bean
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  I've bought a shitton of glasses for my kids, and THE place to go is Walmart. I shit you not my friend. ... : Phil
  • Expect to pay $40 for the exam, $60 for the frames and $40 for the lenses. Thats a ballpark price. : Phil
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    Damn. I may have to set foot in Walmart. : filtersweep
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      You've got the pickup truck, you'll fit right in. : FormerHPB
      • Says the guy in a Pontiac. ;) : filtersweep
    • Costco : Degenerate
• just blindfold him till he's 18, then let him deal with it. : g0nk
• On the plus side, your kid could outgrow the need. My girl did this last year. I am so happy for her. : Stoned Gargoyle
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  w/o insurance, you are looking at ~$30-50 for the exam, and ~$100-200 for the actual glasses costco ha... : Jayx77
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    Haha. Costco was the first place we called. They don't do baby frames though. :( : filtersweep
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      How old is your kid? : Phil
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        The confirmed blind one is six months. We're going to get the 2 1/2 year old tested in the near future. : filtersweep
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          wtf? how are you supposed to keep glasses on a 6 month old? please dont say superglue. : Phil
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            Monocle. : EvilDolemite
            • Ahahah, I'd pay to see that. : basketofkittens
          • Think "head bubble" like an astronaut's helmet : action roommate
          • No idea. I'm thinking masking tape. : filtersweep
          • I saw a kid that was 2 and had glasses. I had to restraint myself from laughing. Sorry, but your kid is g... : shred.
          • You can get a strap for the back of them so they're kinda like googles. I know from personal experience ... : Super Sparker
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          How did you discover this? And how does the doctor test a 6 month old's vision? : suqur
          • yeah that seems a bit strange to me. : cancerchunk
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            Doctor noticed his right eye was a little lazy at his six month appt and recommended he see an opthamologist. Opthamologist put some drop in his eyes to dialate them and measured where light was hitting his retinas.
            
            So, basically, magic.

            Oct 11, 2006 12:59pm PDT
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            Doctor noticed his right eye was a little lazy at his six month appt and recommended he see an opthamolog... : filtersweep
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              Maybe his right eye is black : EvilDolemite
              • lol : suqur
              • ahahaha : opengl128
              • hahahahaha : kgargonmagrix79
              • oh lol, that is fantastic. : sharkII
              • HAHAHAH i just got this one : jcutner
              • oh my god : joe.gonzalez
              • oh snap! : yosemiteclimber
              • ... : creep
              • HAHA! Oh man this is one of those nights where the Shack just doesn't let up. I'm crying from laughing ... : Omaha
              • flawless : d3tached
              • oh good lord i think i just wet myself : virus
              • oh christ : haccess
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                I don't get it :O( : ArtilleryMarker
                • yankee : phokz
        • I was always under the impression that baby's sight didn't fully develop until 9 months. Am I wrong? : Ecks
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          no wonder he looks so angry! : Degenerate
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            He only looks like that when you come around. : filtersweep
            • he better remember that too. NO SMILING ALLOWED. : Degenerate
        • Kids that age typically hate glasses. I mean, don't tell him that or anything, because your kid might be ... : perstephanie
        • oh shi, I thought you were referring to the 2 yr old, 6 months wow, do they really make a difference at t... : Jayx77
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      Your wife would return them after your kid grew out of them, and they know that. :D : tomservo
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        The funny part is she would totally try if she could. : filtersweep
        • Some say she's just frugal! : tomservo
• Get two eyepatches. : Rauol Duke
• i've worn glasses since i was 6 years old. w/o insurance, expect to pay $65 - $200+ on frames (dependi... : FrayLo
• I have vision insurance, usually covers ~$300 once a year for glasses/contacts (insurance is VSP if that ... : InfoBiter
• I found mine a little bulky http://www.shackifieds.com/abrasion/pics/my%20new%20glasses.jpg : abrasion