Specsavers Leaflet This Week

Specsavers offers: what the October leaflet actually is

Specsavers is an optician with a hearing arm, which makes it an odd resident of a leaflet feed that is mostly groceries and garden furniture. The edition we list runs from 6 October to 3 November 2026 and has five pages, so think of it as a month-long campaign rather than a Thursday-to-Wednesday flyer. We have no weekday pattern for it, and Specsavers does not publish a release day that we could find, so we will not invent one. Check the dates printed on the scan before you plan a trip.

The current scan sits on the Specsavers leaflet this week page. If you are comparing it with other eye and body-care names, the UK health and beauty leaflets hub is the right shelf, and the whole lot lives on the UK leaflets hub.

Specsavers offers on glasses: the 2 for 1 question

People type things like "specsavers offers on glasses", "specsavers offers 2 for 1" and "when does specsavers 2 for 1 end". Specsavers runs a 2 for 1 glasses deal and a designer version of it, and the official pages we saw in search results describe the conditions rather than a fixed calendar. Both pairs have to be bought together, the same prescription applies, frames are subject to availability and the deal cannot be stacked with other offers. None of those pages gave an end date we could rely on, so the leaflet validity and your local practice are the final word.

Is a Specsavers eye test free?

Often, yes, but it depends on who you are. Specsavers states that the NHS covers the full cost of an eye test for people who qualify. The NHS lists the groups for England: under 16s, 16 to 18 in full-time education, people aged 60 or over, those registered as partially sighted or blind, people with diabetes or glaucoma, adults over 40 with a close relative with glaucoma, and people receiving certain income-related benefits or holding an HC2 certificate. An HC3 certificate can bring help towards a private test.

If you do not qualify, Specsavers says its own test costs roughly twenty-odd pounds and varies. Vouchers towards lenses exist for some groups, but not for everyone. Rules differ between the four nations, so use the eligibility checker on the Specsavers site before you turn up expecting a freebie.

Specsavers opening hours on Sunday and bank holidays

"Is specsavers open on bank holiday monday" and "specsavers opening hours sunday" are among the most common questions. We found no official chain-wide timetable, and there is a good reason: most stores are run as joint ventures between an optometrist director and a retail director, so each practice sets its own hours within its local lease. That is why a branch near you may close early on Saturday while another stays open on Sunday.

The Sunday trading limits in England and Wales apply to shops over 280 square metres, and many opticians are smaller than that, so do not assume a rule fits your local branch. The branch finder on the official site is the only dependable answer for a given day, especially around Easter and Christmas.

Specsavers return policy and the Specsavers Promise

The official Specsavers Promise page, as it appears in search results, says that if you have a concern within 100 days they will put it right, and for glasses and sunglasses the 100 days start on the day you collect them. Hearing aids come with a 100-day money-back guarantee, provided they come back in the same condition with packaging and accessories. Glasses bought in store, online or through a home visit get free servicing for two years from purchase, with no stated limit on how often, covering things like nose pads, screws and adjustments.

It does not cover broken, cracked or scratched lenses, frames or sides, because that is repair, not servicing. So the answer to "does specsavers repair glasses" is: servicing yes, damage no, at least under that promise. Statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act sit on top of any shop guarantee, though we did not read a Specsavers page that spells out how the two interact.

Hearing tests, ear care and other things people ask

"Does specsavers do hearing tests" has a clear yes: Wikipedia records that the company moved into hearing services in 2002 and that its hearing centres operate from roughly 650 locations inside optical stores. The official hearing booking page also advertises the 100-day money-back guarantee.

We found no Specsavers loyalty card or app points scheme in anything we opened this session, so we describe none.

Who Specsavers is

Doug and Mary Perkins launched Specsavers in Guernsey in 1984, and the company is still family owned, with its headquarters in Saint Andrew on the island. Wikipedia puts the group at roughly 2,500 stores in eleven countries in 2024. Retail Gazette reported group revenue of 4.18 billion pounds for the year to February 2025, with 2.32 billion of that from the UK, and the opening of its 1,000th store in the UK and Ireland. It served more than 48 million customers that year.

If you are browsing beauty and personal care in the same sitting, AVON brochure offers and Oriflame catalogue offers are the nearest neighbours in our UK listings, though they sell cosmetics, not eye care.