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How Much Does It Cost to Cut Prescription Glasses? Detailed Price List 2025

The price list for cutting prescription glasses in 2025: frames + lenses from 300K to 10 million. Costs depend on frames, lenses, and brand.

Optometrist Vũ Văn Tiệp
February 3, 2026

How much does it cost to cut prescription glasses? The components that make up the total cost

The price of a pair of prescription glasses is not a fixed number as it is the sum of frames, lenses (material, index, coating), technical complexity (high astigmatism, multifocal, prism…), and measuring-cutting-assembling services. At Kính Mắt Điện Biên Phủ (529 3/2 Street, Ho Chi Minh City), we usually separate the price list so customers can see clearly: what you are paying for, and which parts can be adjusted according to your budget while still ensuring stable vision.

Comparing prices should compare 'the same configuration'

Different stores may report different prices due to different lens brands, coatings, thickness indices, or warranty levels for frame adjustments.

Frames: from student segments to high-end titanium

Lightweight plastic frames, basic metal, thick acetate, or durable lightweight titanium… each segment has different price levels. Expensive frames are not necessarily "better optically", but they often come with higher finishing quality, durable hinges, and more precise adjustments. The important thing is that the frames must fit the face to keep the lens center correct.

A cheap frame that fits well can still provide a better experience than an expensive frame that constantly slips.


Lenses: index, coating, and additional features

With the same prescription, high index lenses are usually thinner but more expensive. Anti-reflective coating helps reduce glare, often recommended for drivers and office workers. Blue light filtering is an optional choice, not a default. Progressive/multifocal lenses are more expensive than single vision due to the complexity of measurement and processing.

High myopia is often 'sensitive' to index and frame shape

If you have high myopia, don't just choose a high index but neglect the frame shape — a reasonable combo helps keep the lens edges neat and balanced with the face.


Service costs: measuring, cutting, assembling, warranty

A reputable store usually includes steps for checking, consulting, and adjusting after receiving the glasses. This cost is sometimes not listed separately but contributes to the service value: you buy accuracy and after-sales support. When quoted, be sure to ask: how long is the free frame adjustment, what is the lens warranty like, and is there a re-check for prescription.
ItemAffects the price
Lens indexThickness–weight–reflectivity level
AR coatingReduces glare, clarity, surface durability
Astigmatism/axisDifficulty of processing, requires precise grinding machine

How to get the most accurate quote?

Bring your old glasses, state your needs (driving, studying, working on a computer), and your desired budget. The staff will suggest 2–3 options: economical, balanced, and premium — for you to choose based on evidence. You can schedule an appointment and view options at products; while reading more guides in articles.

Avoid 'deals' that are too cheap and lack specifications

If you are unclear about the lens brand, type of coating, and processing standards, the risk is that you won't see well, glare, or the coating will scratch quickly.


Comparing "same price" but different configurations: real examples

Two stores quoting "1 million" may have one using low index lenses + basic coating, while the other uses higher index + good AR coating + lighter frames. If you only look at the total, you will miss the most important parts: thickness, glare, and coating durability. Be sure to ask for the lens model or at least the index number and type of coating.

A reasonable price is one that accurately reflects the configuration you need, not the lowest price on the market for an equivalent product.


Warranty, post-sale adjustments, and hidden costs

Some stores offer free frame adjustments for 3–6 months; some charge for replacing pads, screws, or complex adjustments. Before deciding, ask: is there regular cleaning support, is there a check for loose screws, and how is the coating handled if scratched? These small costs affect the "real price" of the glasses over 12–24 months of use.

Flexible budget in 3 levels

Request quotes for 3 options: economical, balanced, premium — so you don't get lost among dozens of choices.


Reference price list for popular lenses

See an overview of price levels and additional factors — lens price list, which brand to choose.

District 10 — 529 3/2 Street

The price quote when measuring on-site is often more accurate than estimates over the phone — genuine lenses, payment.

Transparent pricing starts with asking the right questions

Cutting prescription glasses is a service that combines products. Kính Mắt Điện Biên Phủ aims for clear pricing by each component so you understand where you are investing — because the glasses you wear daily determine your quality of life more than a "super cheap" label.

See more: measuring – cutting – receiving glasses

To ensure correct prescription and center, prioritize measuring PD / height of lenses on real frames before ordering. The articles on free eye measurements, reading NIDEK RT-6100 results, and Eyeruler — marking center help you understand the measurement slip. The cutting process at the store and how long to cut lenses in District 10 explain the actual time. Measuring + cutting genuine Q10 consolidates responsibility. Contact to schedule an appointment; bring old glasses or prescription photo to take measurements again. If ordering lenses online, it is advisable to send along a photo of the measurement slip and a photo wearing the frame for the store to quickly check the center/PD before finalizing.
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