Warby Parker

• Quality Glasses
• Free Shipping, Returns, and Replacements
  
• User Experience
• Try On Options
• FSA/HSA Accepted
• Financing
• Social Mission
• Customer Service
• Gift Cards

Quality Glasses

Warby Parker sells proprietary designs, no Ray-Bans.

They are designed using high-quality materials and custom-made when you order. Warby Parker lenses are pre-treated with scratch-resistant and anti-reflective coating that blocks 100 percent of UVA and UVB rays. Some online retailers will need an upgrade for these treatments. This is offered standard.

Just because all of the glasses sold on this site are made by the Warby Parker label, doesn’t mean that your options are limited.

Optical lenses are available in the following options:

• Polycarbonate
• 1.67 high-index
• 1.74 high-index
• Blue light filter ($50)
• Light-responsive
• Non-prescription polarized cR-9 sunglasses
• Prescription sunglasses
• Polarized carbonate
• 1.67 high-index sun
• Progressive glasses

Specialties include low bridge frames for people with lower nose bridges, wide faces, or high cheekbones, as well as narrow and wide fit.

The company regularly comes out with new designs and seasonal collections.

Free Shipping, Returns, and Replacements

Shipping is free. You can expect to receive your order in 7–10 business days.The company has a 30-day return policy.

Buyers also benefit from free replacements of scratched lenses within the first 12 months.

User Experience

Glasses are easy to shop through the Warby website. It is aesthetically pleasing and easy to navigate. You can sort by color, fit, shape, and material.

Users can even take a quiz to see which glasses they want, with options for prescription, style, color, size, and shape (rectangle, aviator, round, square), and materials (acetate, metal, mixed, etc.).

The website also includes helpful instructions for measuring your pupillary distance, with an easy video.

If you have trouble choosing a pair of glasses, you can call or text Warby Parker personal stylists for assistance.

Try On Options

You can try frames on at home, at a Warby Parker location, or in the virtual app.

Users can choose five pairs to try on at home to see how they look, with a five-day try-on period. They come with non-prescription lenses and a pre-paid shipping label.

Uses who download the Glasses by Warby Parker mobile app for Android and iOS can virtually try on different frames with augmented reality.

Not all glasses are available to try on at home, but most are. All will have free shipping and returns, so you can send them back within 30 days for free.

FSA/HSA Accepted

Shoppers can pay with an FSA or HSA card. Additionally, Warby Parker accepts insurance, as an in-network provider for the following providers:

• Aetna
• Anthem BlueCross BlueShield
• Cigna
• DavisVision
• EyeMed
• Humana
• NVA
• Spectera
• UnitedHealthcare
• VSP

If your provider isn’t listed, you can still use an out-of-network benefit.

Financing

Warby Parker shoppers can finance their purchase with Affirm, a pay-as-you-go type of financing, with no interest. Simply split up payments for a certain number of months.

Social Mission

For every pair of eyeglasses that Warby Parker sells, the company donates a pair to someone in need. More than five million pairs of glasses have been handed out through the “Buy a Pair, Give a Pair” program, reaching more than fifty countries.

Customer Service

If you need assistance with sales or service, the company’s service department is open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern. There are also many options for contact, including phone, email, text, or chat.

This is an eyeglass company that makes it easy to get in contact.

Gift Cards

You can even buy someone else a pair of glasses via a Warby Parker Gift Card. Shoppers have the option to send it via a physical gift card through the mail, arriving in five business days, or as an e-card, with the option to choose the delivery date if it is for a special occasion like a birthday or holiday.

Gift cards come in the following denominations:

• $50
• $95 (standard prescription frames or sunglasses)
• $175 (prescription sunglasses)
• $295 (Standard progressive frames)

• No Kids Glasses Online
• Payment Card Needed
• Lens Options

No Kids Glasses Online

Warby Parker makes and sells glasses online and in stores for men and women. When it comes to kids, there are only two frame options, and they have to be ordered in-store or over the phone. They come in two sizes: ‘Jr.’ for kids 8+ and ‘Jr. Jr.’ for kids ages 4–7.

Payment Card Needed

To try on glasses for the Home Try-On program, you need to enter a valid credit or debit card. If you don’t return your glasses or if they are returned damaged, you will be charged the price of the frames:

• $85.50 per acetate frame
• $130.50 per titanium

Lens Options

Warby Parker doesn’t offer 1.50 Standard and 1.57 mid-index single vision lenses, nor does it offer 1.50 standard polarized lenses and high index 1.61 lenses and digital freeform 1.50 progressive lenses. Traditional bifocals are also not available.

Even standard Warby Parker glasses come with superhydrophobic, anti-scratch, and anti-reflective coating. Here are the basic lens options available:

• Polycarbonate (Included in pricing)
• 1.67 high-index (+$30)
• 1.74 high-index (+$130)
• Polycarbonate + Blue light (+$50)
• 1.67 high-index + Blue light filtering (+$80)
• Polycarbonate + light-responsive (+$100)
• 1.67 high-index + light-responsive (+$130)
• Non-prescription sun (CR-39) (included in sunglasses pricing)
• Prescription sun polarized polycarbonate (included in prescription sun pricing)
• Prescription sun 1.67 high-index (+$120)
• Progressives (starting at $295)
• Progressive sun (starting at $375)

Contact lenses are available within 49 states, but they aren’t available directly on the Warby Parker website. Interested customers should contact customer service or visit a retail location for more information.