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Warby Parker designs and sells prescription eyewear and sunglasses. For every pair of glasses sold, Warby Parker donates a pair of eyeglasses to someone in need around the world. Customers can shop in a Warby Parker store or have the company mail them up to five frames to try on at home.

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    Reviewed July 7, 2026

    I went to the WP Albany store after seeing a pair of frames I saw on their website. I need progressive lenses, so I knew that the $95 deal was not going to happen. The woman and I went through what I thought were the only options I had to consider. I picked their cheapest progressive lens, which was quoted to me at $230, over the next level which was quoted to me at $300. Then she asked about Anti-reflective coating at $35, I said yes to that and $50 for Polarized lenses. The total came to $510. It had been a difficult and trying month, and my brain was apparently not functioning properly as I forked over the credit card and went on my way.

    Halfway home, my brain kicked in and thought the bill should have been $410 so when I got home I looked in my email for the receipt. The receipt was crap. There was no true breakdown. It simply said "Prescription type Progressives $425.00"; that's it. Now granted, I've only been to two other eyeglass providers, but both have provided far more complete description than that. So I emailed them for a better understanding.

    I was told that "Classic Progressives – a $200 lens upgrade, with complete pairs starting at $295 when paired with our most affordable frames. Precision Progressives – our premium progressive lens option, with complete pairs starting at $395. These lenses are custom-made based on your prescription, frame choice, and individual measurements to provide a wider field of view, reduced peripheral distortion, and an optimized visual experience". They went on to add, "The pricing you were quoted in-store ($230 or $300) may have referred specifically to the progressive lens upgrade cost and not the total cost of the complete pair. The total shown on your order includes both the frame and the selected progressive lenses. Based on the total of $425, it appears that your order includes Precision Progressive lenses paired with your chosen frame. Since frame prices vary, the final total can be higher than the starting price of $395."

    Now I DID NOT order the more expensive frames, and neither price was what I was quoted in the store. I never have - not in 30 years of wearing progressive lenses had I EVER ordered expensive frames or all of the extras when it comes to lenses. Furthermore, I distinctly remember the conversation with the woman about the fact that I take off my progressive glasses to read books, so she felt I didn't need the more expensive option, yet I ended up being billed for it.

    It was offered to me to go over everything on the phone. Why? I understood completely. I was conned and ripped off for $100. I thought of sending the glasses back and fighting it out with the credit card company, but as I said, it had been a trying month, and was wearing an old pair of sunglasses as I broke the newer ones, so I decided to eat the $100 difference since I did like the frames and the lenses were okay. I'll go back to one of my previous places sometime in the next six months and NEVER GO TO WARBY PARKER AGAIN. Maybe if you're in the market for single vision, they are okay, but I wouldn't trust them as far as I can, well, you know.

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    Reviewed June 30, 2026

    Avoid. Will not accept my information to delete my account after they did not fulfill my order.

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      Reviewed June 17, 2026

      I ordered contacts as a first time customer. I paid the additional $25.00 for expedited shipping on 6/12/26. My order shipped on 6/16/22 and is not expected to arrive until 6/22/26. It was sent via regular USPS. I reached out to customer service to get a refund of the $25.00 as I'm not sure in what world 10 days is expedited shipping and they refused stating that my order should arrive by 6/17/22. That has not happened. I-800-Contacts will match price and ship over night for 19.99. I will be returning the WP contacts if they ever arrive and will never do business again. Congratulations on getting a first and last time customer.

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      Reviewed June 14, 2026

      Best experience ever - could wander around and check out the glasses myself - staff member was excellent - chose the glasses prescription in and that was it! Really good prices - definitely recommend!!!

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      Reviewed June 10, 2026

      The cost and styles of the frames are phenomenal, but the lenses are not great. The built-in anti-glare coating is the most annoying thing ever; I constantly have to clean them because it makes the lenses smudge so easily.

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      Reviewed June 7, 2026

      I went because the prices were good. The old adage you get what you pay for. Very limited frames for glasses with adj nose pads. Very sterile environment. Stood at a counter to get the glasses measured for progressive frames. Got glasses in 2 weeks. Needed adj, went back same atmosphere and the adj made them worse fitting as time went on. Realized the frames don't flex like the glasses I purchased at my eye doc. Again you get what u pay for. Definitely my only experience with them.

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      Reviewed June 4, 2026

      I looked around for about a month looking for the right frames and settled on Warby Parker. I was told I would get them in 7-10 days but it took TWO MONTHS. I was very disappointed.

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      Reviewed May 29, 2026

      My experience was good. The glasses are awful. I get progressive lenses. I opted for the same style in a different color. My current glasses may be three years old. The frames were $195. The distance part of the glasses is not as crisp as my old prescription. The reading part is blurry. I was hoping as I chose the same frames, they would be able to make lenses that worked for me. On another note, the quality of the frames was inferior. They felt like a two-dollar pair of sunglasses. Everything was loose and wiggled around. Not nearly as sturdy as the current pair I have in the same style, just a different color.

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      After a positive interaction with Warby Parker, Andrew increased their star rating on June 5, 2026.

      Updated review: June 5, 2026

      Corporate corrected the issue by offering a partial voucher for new glasses.

      Original Review: May 29, 2026

      Warby managed to both delay shipping and damage a replacement set of glasses that necessitated another set be produced. In addition, their customer service (corporate) is terrible. It is 100% rotating AI bot names that are not actually checking into order particulars, but rather appear to just be rehearsing legitimate and authoritative-sounding language, as AI bots do. My recommendation. Only engage with the local Warby Parker stores. That experience is typically quite positive.

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      Reviewed May 25, 2026

      I have purchased several pairs of glasses over the years from Warby Park and indeed written great reviews in the past and referred people to them. In the last year they have diminished in quality control and customer service. Certainly, will try another company next week. Sad.

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      Warby Parker author review by ConsumerAffairs Research Team

      Founded in 2010, Warby Parker offers a unique take on vision. Designing and selling vintage inspired frames, they give away a pair of glasses to someone in need for each pair that they sell.

      • Funky, fun frames: Instead of moving toward minimal, Warby Parker designs stand out, making a fashion statement.

      • Try before you buy: Warby Parker lets you pick up to five frames to try out before making a purchase. They ship you five samples to show off to your friends, you pick your favorites, they ship your prescription glasses and you return the samples with free return shipping.

      • Multiple locations: Although Warby Parker is a boutique retailer, they have 13 locations nationwide, so buyers can often visit a store to check out the selection in person.

      • Rainbow colors: Warby Parker sells their own designs, which are available in virtually every color of the rainbow.

      • Sunglasses: In addition to their line of unique optical glasses, they also make some eyewear designed for fun in the sun.

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      Warby Parker Company Information

      Company Name:
      Warby Parker
      Year Founded:
      2010
      Address:
      161 Avenue of the Americas
      City:
      New York
      State/Province:
      NY
      Postal Code:
      10013
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.warbyparker.com