Frugal Does Not Mean Cheap

Unless you've been living in a cave or under a rock, you know how this economy is tough these days. Watching the stock market in the last few days has been like watching a yo-yo, unemployment is high and people are trying to find ways to cut back on their expenses.

Some expenses are easy to cut back, just stop using them. But some expenses, you have no choice. You have to eat, you have to have shelter and for some of you, you have to have glasses. Some things there's just no getting around and at times, you may feel stuck.

The good news is, you can cut back on your grocery bill using coupons, you can find a cheaper place to live or find ways to better insulate or maintain your home so that things run more efficiently, and you don't have to spend an arm and a leg for your prescription glasses, including prescription sunglasses.

Zenoptical is the leader in low cost prescription glasses. You can find glasses as low as $7! All you have to do is get your PD, (pupillary distance), from your eye doctor so that you get the correct lenses. Then go to Zenoptical, choose from hundreds of frames from holiday themed to aluminum alloy. You can get your frames in colors such as black, brown, blue, burgandy, cedar, the list goes on. You can choose oval shapes, rectangle, round or even aviator.

Zenoptical is so well known and such a great place to buy your frames, that other companies are sprouting up trying to compete with them. Competition is the sincerest form of flattery.

So, in these trying, tough economic times, keep finding ways to keep your expenses low and know that you do have control over expenses you didn't think you did. Heck, Clark Howard, the nationally syndicated talk show host who offers fantastic advice on how to "save more, spend less and avoid rip offs" was on CNN promoting Zenoptical. As the company says, "If Clark Howard luvs us, shouldn't you?"

I would say, "Yes!"