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Vision Insurance Plans From $5/month

Vision coverage that pays for itself with one pair of glasses. Annual exams, frames allowance, contacts coverage, LASIK discounts — from just $5/month.

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$5starting/month
$200+frames allowance
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30%+off LASIK
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Frames Allowance

Most plans give a $150–$250 annual allowance for frames. Pair that with a network discount and you can leave with designer frames for $0.

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Annual Eye Exam

Comprehensive eye exam typically 100% covered with a $0–$20 copay. Catches glaucoma, diabetes, and macular degeneration early.

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Contacts Coverage

Most plans include a contact lens allowance ($150–$200/year) instead of frames. Daily, monthly, or specialty contacts.

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LASIK & PRK Discounts

Most networks offer 15–35% off LASIK with in-network providers. Saves $500–$1,500 per eye over retail.

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Kids' Vision

Pediatric vision is a required ACA benefit, but standalone family plans often offer better frames coverage and shorter cycles for growing kids.

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VSP, EyeMed, Davis

All major vision networks. Bring your favorite optometrist or LensCrafters / Pearle / Costco / Walmart Vision — we'll match the plan.

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Vision Insurance FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions.

How much does vision insurance cost?
Standalone vision plans run $5–$20/month for an individual and $15–$45/month for a family. The math: one pair of glasses or contacts almost always pays for the year.
Are eye exams really covered 100%?
On most vision plans, yes — annual comprehensive eye exam at $0 or a small $10–$20 copay. The exam alone is typically $150–$250 retail, so the plan often pays for itself in one visit.
Does vision insurance cover LASIK?
Most plans don't pay for LASIK directly, but they include in-network discounts of 15–35% off. That's $500–$1,500 in savings per eye versus retail.
Can I use my own eye doctor?
If they're in your plan's network, yes. VSP, EyeMed, and Davis Vision are the big three networks — combined they cover the majority of US optometrists. Tell us your doctor and we'll match.
Frames or contacts — can I get both?
Most plans give you an allowance for one or the other per benefit period — usually annual. Some premium plans cover both each year. Tell us which you want and we'll filter.

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