Compare Vision Insurance Plans
Save on eye exams, glasses, contacts, and LASIK. Plans from VSP, EyeMed, Humana Vision, and Davis Vision starting at $6/month.
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Coverage Options
Individual Vision
Single-person plan with annual exam + frame allowance.
From $6/moFamily Vision
Cover your whole household for one low monthly premium.
From $18/moDental + Vision Bundle
Combine both into one plan for a meaningful discount.
From $22/moLASIK Discount Plans
Save 15-25% at partner LASIK surgery centers.
From $8/moWhy Act Now
Compare Top Providers
| Provider |
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| VSP |
| EyeMed |
| Humana Vision |
| Davis Vision |
How It Works
- Covered Annual Eye Exam Most plans cover a full eye exam every 12 months with a $10-$25 copay.
- Frame & Lens Allowance Typical plans include a $130-$200 allowance for frames and covered standard lenses every 1-2 years.
- Contact Lens Allowance Choose contacts instead of glasses — most plans offer a $130-$200 allowance toward prescription contacts.
- LASIK & PRK Discounts 15-25% off LASIK at partner surgery centers — adds up to thousands saved on eye surgery.
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Pick the plan that fits your budget. Most customers save 20-40% vs. their current policy.
What to Look For
- A.M. Best "A" rating or higher
- Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
- Fast claims processing (under 48 hours)
- 24/7 customer support
- No financial strength rating listed
- Unusually low quotes with exclusions buried in fine print
- Pressure tactics or "limited time" pricing
- Poor BBB rating or excessive complaints
What Our Customers Say
“My VSP plan paid for my exam and covered $160 of my new glasses. I walked out paying $45 for the whole visit.”
“We use EyeMed for the whole family. Two kids in glasses + my contacts = we save $400-$500 a year easy.”
“Got LASIK last year and the vision plan discount knocked $500 off. Best $10/month I ever spent.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What does vision insurance typically cover?
An annual eye exam with a small copay, a frame allowance every 1-2 years, standard lenses (single, bifocal, or progressive), a contact lens allowance as an alternative to glasses, and a LASIK discount.
Is vision insurance worth it?
If you wear glasses or contacts, almost always. A $10/month plan = $120/year; a single exam + new frames and lenses typically runs $300-$500 without coverage. Plans tend to pay for themselves in year one.
Can I keep my eye doctor?
Usually yes. VSP and EyeMed have the largest networks and most optometrists are in at least one of them. Check the provider directory before you enroll.
Does vision insurance cover contacts AND glasses?
Typically you get one OR the other per benefit cycle, not both. Most plans will cover contacts in place of a frame + lens allowance if you choose.
What are "materials" vs. "exam" benefits?
The exam benefit pays for your eye exam; materials pay for frames, lenses, and contacts. Some low-cost plans cover the exam only — double-check the summary of benefits.
Ready to Save on Vision Insurance?
Save on eye exams, glasses, contacts, and LASIK. Plans from VSP, EyeMed, Humana Vision, and Davis Vision starting at $6/month.
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