Tim
Incorrect lenses based on inaccurate measurements
They allow you to order frames online even though they can't accurately collect the measurements they need to make glasses that work. Their quality control seems to have major issues, and some aspects of their customer support practices are questionable. After ordering glasses on their website, I first received completely incorrect lenses (bifocal instead of single vision and a prescription that wasn't mine). I returned the glasses and requested a replacement with the correct lenses. When the replacement glasses arrived, the prescription still felt incorrect, so I took them into one of their stores. An in-store employee measured my pupillary distance, and they got a significantly different number vs. what was collected from me online via a photo I submitted following their specifications. The in-store employee also measured for ocular center based on the frames I selected. No ocular center measurement was collected from me while I was ordering online. Based on these measurements, the employee ordered a second replacement pair for me. When I received the second replacement pair, the prescription still felt incorrect, and the glasses were strangely adjusted out of the box so they sat very crooked on my face. Not wanting to go to the store again to repeat the same process, and, not trusting their quality control, I returned the glasses for a refund. Their customer support was generally okay, but two bad practices stood out: 1. Nearly every time I interacted with their phone support or in-store employees, I was put on hold or made to wait after they had all needed info from me and they just had to complete tasks that didn't require my input. I'd wait for significant amounts of time only to be told, "OK, you're all set. Thanks." 2. They assumed I was at fault when I received totally incorrect lenses.


