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Ah, this explains all the push back I got from Warby Parker about not providing a lens prescription. I'd already used Zenni before and gotten used to treating m
by noobiemcfoob 7y ago
Ah, this explains all the push back I got from Warby Parker about not providing a lens prescription. I'd already used Zenni before and gotten used to treating my glasses like what they are...a simple product with lens ground to a specification, not a potentially threatening medication.
Too bad their support couldn't explain why they were hassling me for a document they didn't need (except for in a legal sense).
- fuzz4lyfe 7y agoFree markets and globalism are good for everyone except lawyers and doctors. The two professions most overrepresented in congress. Funny how that is huh?
- throwaway66920 7y agoWhat about... unskilled poor people in developed countries?
- eurg 7y agoYou missed the implied "/s".
- GavinMcG 7y agoWhy is the legal sense some sort of surprising exception? Zenni also requires an up to date prescription.
- resoluteteeth 7y ago> Zenni also requires an up to date prescription. No they don't. You just have to enter the numbers.
- tomnipotent 7y agoI can't find the source, but I remember reading something along the lines that the whole "need prescription" was a bullshit ploy created by Luxottica Group to coerce people to going to LensCrafter.