Warby ParkerReviews of warbyparker.com

My appointment today was very delayed. Said they were running late. My exam was $135. They wanted $497 for the glasses. I think they false advertise. Will take my prescription somewhere else. I guess everyone is expected to pay for their mall presence. Warby is a ripoff.

My glasses were unusable because of reflective glare coming from the rear. I paid $555 and it includes their "best" antireflective coating. Their best is terrible, because they are incapable of providing antireflective coating on the inside of lenses. These were expensive glasses too - $555 for glasses. They never told me this, they just said "Oh, you'll get used to them".

Only if there was a less than one ever star review. This scam company buys email addresses just to send scams out of glass offers. Advise all people to block this company.

Deception and price gouging. Gross. Crap quality. NEVER AGAIN.

Waited over a month and glasses still haven’t shown up. Customer service isn’t helpful. Feels like a fraud

I have had a few pairs of Warby Parker glasses over the years. They are what they are, cheap frames that aren’t meant to last for a long time. Progressive prescription lenses cannot be replaced, so if your prescription changes you have to buy new frames. Also in extra narrow there are only 7 frames offered. 7. Not even in cool colorways or shapes styles. Also on extra narrow frames the arms are way too short. 130. This causes discomfort behind the ear. And there appears to be nowhere on the Warby Parker website to leave a review despite having reviews for the frames. In conclusion, overall a very meh choice of 7 very meh frames.

False advertising. I needed a pair of glasses with just progressive lenses. I was thinking $95 like advertised. No way!!! I was going to cost me $329.00!!!

I ordered contacts. After a week, I still had not received them, so I went online to see when I could expect them. Which is where I learned, for the first time, that my order could not be filled because "it did not match my prescription". (I had received numerous marketing emails from them, but no one thought to send me an email about this???) Anyway, I checked my prescription, and it WAS correct. I called them. They said that they had written down my GLASSES prescription instead. They explained that when there are two prescriptions on one paper, they ALWAYS only write down the first one. (WHY would that be your policy???) So, after being on hold for several minutes, they figured it out and are sending them. I will never use their company again.