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Eyeglasses are still how most people in Nepal correct their vision, and the bill is really two bills: the frame and the lens. Frames here start at NPR 999. A single vision lens is NPR 750 with a blue coat, NPR 1,800 multi coated, or NPR 2,990 for the fully digital blue filter. So the cheapest complete pair works out at NPR 1,749, and most customers land somewhere around NPR 3,300.
Pick any frame in the catalogue and choose the lens at checkout: single vision, bifocal or progressive, with anti reflective, blue cut, photochromic or high index for stronger powers. High index is the one that matters if your power is past about minus 4, because it keeps a strong lens from looking thick at the edge.
If you do not have a recent prescription, the eye test is free at both showrooms, takes about ten minutes, and you are not obliged to buy anything. Bring an old slip if you have one and we will check it on the refractor. A prescription from a hospital or an eye camp works here too, since it is a measurement of your eyes rather than a product of one shop.
Our opticians fit every lens on site. Delivery across the Kathmandu Valley is NPR 90 with cash on delivery, one to three working days once the lenses are cut, and seven day returns on unworn frames.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy affordable eyeglasses in Nepal?+
Blurkart offers eyeglasses starting at NPR 999 for zero-power frames and from NPR 1,999 for complete prescription packages (frame + single-vision lens). With delivery inside Kathmandu Valley and a 7-day return policy, you can order without visiting a store. Budget frames, mid-range branded options, and premium designer frames are all available.
What is the difference between single-vision and progressive lenses?+
Single-vision lenses correct one distance - either near (reading) or far (driving). Progressive lenses have a gradient of powers across the lens, correcting near, intermediate, and far vision in one lens without the visible line of bifocals. Progressive lenses are recommended for people over 40 who need correction for multiple distances.
How do I know my frame size when buying glasses online?+
Frame size is printed inside the temple arm in the format: lens width – bridge width – temple length (e.g. 52-18-145). Check your current glasses for these numbers. Most adults fit comfortably in 50–55mm lens width. If you're unsure, Blurkart's team can advise based on a photo of your face - message us on WhatsApp before ordering.
What is anti-reflective (AR) coating and do I need it in Nepal?+
Anti-reflective coating eliminates glare from reflections on the front and back surface of the lens. In Nepal's urban environment - office lighting, motorcycle headlights at night, and screen glare - AR coating significantly improves visual clarity and reduces eye fatigue. It's recommended for all prescription lenses and is especially valuable for night driving.