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Same with Warby Parker, I've "sold" my entire family and 3-4 friends on buying a frame, and everyone's loved them. If you have vision insurance it's typically ~
by PascLeRasc 7y ago
Same with Warby Parker, I've "sold" my entire family and 3-4 friends on buying a frame, and everyone's loved them. If you have vision insurance it's typically ~$50 after reimbursement for a fantastic set of frames and great customer service. I've gotten frames fixed a year after buying them for free with no appointment or anything. I'm not interested in trying anything else or hearing about in-network frame allowances, it's just not worth my time. I'll be a Warby customer as long as we're both alive.
- wayoutthere 7y agoWait until you find out about Zenni Optical... they're so cheap I don't even bother with vision insurance anymore. My prescription hasn't changed in decades, and at Zenni prices I can buy a new pair of glasses (frames + lenses) every month for less than a single pair from Warby. I've had my favorite pair (that were originally <$20 with lenses) for about 5 years, so durability isn't an issue. Their customer service is similarly good in my experience. After being a Zenni customer for years, Warby Parker's prices seem really high. I've tried their glasses on at one of their retail stores, and I don't see much of a difference in quality.