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Help Finding Osiris B20 Glasses (Frames)

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larryfan | 19:23 Fri 16th May 2014 | Shopping & Style
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Please can anyone help? My daughter has lost her glasses. They were made by Osiris and the number was B20. We've looked everywhere for ones similar to buy to replace them, with no luck. She is desperate and hasn't got another pair. Anyone know where I can get a pair of these (has to be B20) - we bought them last year?

Would really appreciate if anyone had a pair they no longer wanted. Would pay for them and get new lenses.

Thanks.
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A quick look at the Intellectual Property Office website shows that 'Osiris' is a trade mark owned by Specsavers. (i.e. it's an 'own brand' product offered by that company). So there's absolutely no point in looking anywhere else, since only Specsavers stock the 'Osiris' range.

Looking at the Specsavers website shows that they've now discontinued the 'B20' style. Further, it also shows that all of their stores are individually owned (i.e. it's a franchise business) so individual store bosses probably won't be able to access any old stocks that might be held at other Specsavers stores.

Therefore your best bet is probably to contact Specsavers head office directly, as they might still have some B20 frames in their central stock or they might be able to email all their franchise holders to see if there are still any left in individual stores:
https://www.specsavers.co.uk/help/contact-us?popup=&wssl=1
Worth asking in the charity shops, old specs are often donated there and sent abroad to those in need.
Hi, did you find the Osiris B20 glasses? I'm also looking for them.
Kind regards, Christiane
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