InstantForum.NET v4.1.4Laser Eye Surgery Forumhttp://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Forum_Moderators@optimax.co.ukFri, 10 Feb 2012 18:38:56 GMT20http://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxHi Anyone Interested in free 500£ Lasik or lasek wavefront vouchers please let me know as i still got them all you have to do is send me your name and address and i will post you one next thing. Regards - KrissMon, 25 Apr 2011 18:29:10 GMTaccuristhttp://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxThe pricing structure is as follows:0 - 1.75 = £3952 - 3.5 = £7953.75 - 5.75 = £9956 and above = £1105+ extra for intralase+ extra for wavefront.I wonder how long this message will stay here... :)Oh, and the current £2395 offer is much better than using a £500 off voucher unless you fall into the £395 bracket, or dont intend to get wavefront/intralase.Wed, 16 Mar 2011 00:58:20 GMTBen Bhttp://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxhi cleo, just read your post very helpfull. im having treatment soon so ide be very gratefull if u still got the £500 voucher :)Fri, 04 Mar 2011 20:59:29 GMTwillshttp://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxHi,Best thing to do is get yourself added to the mailing list, receive the info and DVD pack. Then they will send you offers. It also depends on what treatment they offer is suitable for your perscription. At the moment online at Optimax they have the half price offer over 2 years intrest free for the Intralase Wavefront Lasik at £2,395 in total, £90 a month (You carn't use your £500 voucher with other offers). Which I had this offer in Sept 2010, but it was £400 (big jump) cheeper then. So it is allot of money, but still cheeper than other companies. And I still think it was worth every penny. :)Thu, 03 Feb 2011 23:38:13 GMTNRoberts7http://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxHi FionaI have received your Private Msge and just posted your voucher, it entitles you to a free consultation and £500 off treatment.Have a great Christmas.Any other potential patients, I still have some vouchers.Pse e mail me to receive one.stpehne bmcfcfan@btinternet.comWed, 22 Dec 2010 17:19:52 GMTStephen Bhttp://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxHi all,So can this 500 pound voucher be used as part of the surgery? If so can someone please post me on.Thanks.Mon, 13 Dec 2010 13:05:44 GMTFiona8http://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxHiI had the best most expensive treatment, further complicated because I had astigmatism. So cost does depend on your prescription and type of treatment. The treatment itself is completely painless. I now have 20/20 vision, much better than I ever had with glasses or contact lens. At optimax they will give you a printout of other people same age and prescription and it shows the success rate. Is very impressive. In short the best money I ever spent.Hope that helps.So POTENTIAL PATIENTS:the good news is that I still have some £500 off vouchers. These are good for any type of Lasik or Lasek treatment. AND your consultation is free too. So please e mail me your full name and address (ideally before you book your consultation) and I will post the voucher first class.Please read all my blogs about my amazing eye surgery. Simply click on my user name (StephenB), then click on "Show all posts by this member".I am aged 53, have worn glasses/contact lens since aged 8, and now for the first time ever I have 20/20 vision. Is the best money I ever spent. You won't regret it.StephenB07860 824 598mcfcfan@btinternet.comWed, 07 Jul 2010 00:19:05 GMTStephen Bhttp://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxHiI had Lasek on 1st July (last thursday) and it was 395 per eye. it depends on your perscription, i suppose the lower your perscription the easier it is to fixRachelMon, 05 Jul 2010 12:58:16 GMTRachelfrecklehttp://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxHi Cleohas had been said costs depends on prescription and also any offer you can take advantage of.I still have some Optimax £500 off vouchers, they are good for Lasik or Lasek with Wavefront.Please just e mail me your name and address and I will post free of charge.Please read all my blogs about my amazing eye surgery. Simply click on my user name (StephenB), then click on "Show all posts by this member".I am aged 53, have worn glasses/contact lens since aged 8, and now for the first time ever I have 20/20 vision. Is the best money I ever spent. You won't regret it.StephenBmcfcfan@btinternet.comWed, 30 Jun 2010 21:53:27 GMTStephen Bhttp://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxHiI couldn't respond directly to your message as it was anonymous.I paid £895 for Lasek with Wavefront, mine was half price. My prescription was quite high, nearly minus 6 in both eyes.You can get Wavefront for free I think, they send you various offers if you sign up quite a bit before you book the surgery, and they get better and better until you book!Interest free credit is available to anyone with proof of income and a current account, the higher the price the longer the credit they offer.Hope this helps, if you have any questions message me and I will try my best to answer :)NazFri, 25 Jun 2010 20:02:57 GMTnaziabihttp://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxHiI believe it depends on your prescription and which treatment you choose..People have said that if you haggle you get a much reduced price.Naz.Fri, 25 Jun 2010 19:38:11 GMTnaziabihttp://faq.optimax.co.uk/InstantForum/Topic1470-5-1.aspxWhen it says from 395 per eye, does anyone actually pay so little? From a look over the forum most people seem to be paying a hell of a lot more. I have enough Tesco vouchers to pay for the treatment if it costs around 395 per eye. But wondered is it obviously going to be a hell of a lot more???Thu, 24 Jun 2010 12:42:56 GMTcleopatrani