Hubble ContactsReviews of hubblecontacts.com

I had went online to skip months an had skipped all the months I could then I would go back in an skip as many as I could. Then all of a sudden I noticed that I was being charged for a month that I know that I had skipped an I thought ok I will let it go because I could have missed that month then I made sure that I went on the web site each month to make sure that I had skipped that month an yes I was charged for a month that I know that I had skipped. I called to cancel an the man I talked to didn't want to listen to the reason I was cancelling my sub. He kept saying is it that I dont need them anymore. After I told him no a few times then I finally said yes then he would cancel my sub. I have told a few people the experience that I had with Hubble an they decided not to join.

Always come on time and fairly priced.

I love Hubble!

I had the superscription for several months and i was noticing that several contacts . Fell below quality. They would either fall out of my eye or be blurry. i would use twice as many just to get a good set. Went back to name brand no issues

Contacts arrive automatically. I was getting too many-I am an occasional user. They adjusted my delivery schedule to my needs.

I think Hubble is great, they ship contacts right to your front door.

Terrible communication and customer service people. Got sent contacts late or wrong prescription a few times. Raised prices with no awareness.

Terrible. Convenience is the only upside. Comfort, clarity, price, and customer service are all lacking. Hubble lenses are some of the most expensive out there but made of the less-breathable material methafilcon (Whereas this is old technology and my previous lenses were made of silicone hydrogel and far superior). I've tried four brands over the last few months, and of these, Hubble lenses were unequivocally the worst. Not only were they less comfortable (as they felt scratchy and I had total awareness of them from the moment I put them in) and noticeably less breathable after a long day, but my vision with them in was much less clear. They felt unsafe while driving (especially at night). I should also add there was a high frequency (compared to other brands) of unusable defect lenses right out of the box (these would have a warp or ripple in the edge making them seat poorly over my cornea and resulting in a high level of discomfort). The prescription stated on the box was the same as all the others, but it felt as if they were maybe 75% the power. Of the brands I tried, Dailies Total 1 were the best. Acuvue Moist were a near second, and the America's Best store brand were likewise horribly uncomfortable (probably even worse than Hubble) but at least provided me with clear vision. Because Hubble is a subscription service and I'm a busy guy, I wound up buying three months worth before canceling. Their business model, I believe, relies on this as they "do not process returns" ("It is in our Terms of Service," I was told by the outsourced and very professional, but hard-to-communicate-with lady at the call center). I can understand this as they're classified as medical devices and can't be reused, but on the other hand... If you had a good product you believed in, you could issue such a guarantee. You see it all the time in the food industry... "If not satisfied, mail back unused portion... etc." But, I'm getting a little afield of the point. Anyway... Wasted time? --Maybe... Except that I have now confirmed (beyond the point of diminishing returns) that Dailies Total 1 (or Acuvue Moist) are the best it's going to get for me, so I'm sticking with them.