Glasses Direct Review

Zenni consistently scores best for overall value among online glasses retailers, offering a full pair of frames with premium high-index progressive lenses and the latest Transitions XtraActives photochromic treatment at well under $300. While the quality of frames doesn’t quite match that of Moscot or Salt (the finishes tend more toward fashion-forward and chunky than sleek wire rims), it’s hard to beat that price. The company also offers the most flexible shopping tools of any online retailer we’ve reviewed, including an easy way to manage multiple prescriptions and a well-implemented virtual try-on tool that works on search result and detail pages.Source :glassesdirect.co.uk

Eyeconic offers a large selection of VSP-associated brand frames, as well as an excellent virtual try-on tool that lets you see any frame on your face already displayed, and provides great flexibility in searching by frame and lens dimensions. The site makes it easy to use your vision insurance, and the checkout process is structured with useful information at every step.

Beyond UV Protection: The Fashionable Side of Glasses Direct Sunglasses

Warby Parker offers a wide variety of frames, from retro and oversized aviators to chic metal and acetate styles, along with a handful of more fashion-forward styles. The brand doesn’t offer as many frames in petite sizes as some other options, and its PD measurement tool isn’t as accurate as others we’ve tested, but it’s still a compelling choice for anyone on a budget.

Founded by an optician and offering a mix of his house brand and designer frames, Alexander Daas isn’t for everyone, but for those looking for high-fashion frames that may not be available at their local brick-and-mortar shop, it’s worth a look. The website has a modular approach to style, with a limited number of base frames that can be dressed up with a range of affordable and customizable magnetically attached “Tops.”