Richard O.
NOT EVEN CLOSE TO BEING WORTH THE MONEY OR TIME
I ordered a $224 pair of prescription Transition XTRActive lenses to go with my old frames. About four weeks after I shipped the frames, I received an email indicating there was "a rejection in the quality inspection" and my sunglasses would be delayed. A couple of weeks later I finally received them, but immediately noticed issues with extreme "starburst" glare and ghosting/blurriness. (I had not experienced these issues before with my other high end, non-prescription sunglasses. I'm pretty confident I know what good lenses are supposed to "look" like.) Lensabl offered to remake them and I sent them back. Unfortunately, when I received them three weeks later, I immediately noticed the same issues. I was skeptical they had even remade them, as Lensabl's response was "as per lab's inspection, we do not see any issues pertaining to the AR coating and think it would be best to have your prescription checked by your doctor." I mentioned to Lensabl that my prescription was not the issue as I had another pair of prescription lenses made by my doctor's office and sent Lensabl the same prescription with my old frames (to save money, ha!). How could my doctor's pair provide perfect vision and Lensabl's pair be junk! Did they not test them? My wife tried them on and said "you paid $224 for these? What a joke!" In the end, I will write off these $224 lenses. They are not usable. Lensabl and/or the Transitions company needs to figure out what's going on in their lab(s). They will be bankrupt soon if they continue to market/sell this junk.



