• Eyelation has a 30-day guarantee on most safety glasses ordered through the kiosk. During this 30-day period, a customer may send his/her glasses back to Eyelation ONE time, at Eyelation’s expense, for an adjustment, exchange, or a full refund. The 30-day exchange period begins from the date they are shipped/received, not ordered.
• In order to obtain a refund, you must contact Eyelation Customer Service at 888-308-4703 or questions@eyelation.com within 30 days of receiving the product. Customer Service is available Mon.-Fri. 8am-6pm CST.
• For exchanges, a full credit will be issued for the returned pair and a new order will be placed for the replacement pair. All monies will be refunded or charged to the customer and/or company as appropriate. Glasses that are received past the 30 days are no longer eligible for a return or refund.
• Most frames carry a 1-year warranty against breakage caused by normal wear and tear. During this period, a customer may send his/her eyeglasses back, at the customer’s expense, for a one-time replacement at no cost. It is at Eyelation’s discretion to determine if damage is considered normal wear and tear. Replacement frames, whether purchased or issued under a warranty, are not covered under warranty.
• When Hard Coating is purchased, the lenses have a one-year, one-time warranty replacement against breakage and major scratches. During this period, a customer may send his/her eyeglasses back, at the customer’s expense, for replacement lenses at no cost. This warranty is void if any paper cleaning products, solvents, ammonia or ammonia-based products (such as Windex) have been used on the lenses. It is at Eyelation’s discretion to determine if the damage is covered under warranty.
• If a doctor prescribes a “multifocal style*” lens and the customer chooses to order single vision instead, then the customer waives the 30-day warranty.
• Glasses ordered against the optician’s recommendation are not eligible for a return or exchange.

*A “multifocal style” lens is a lens characterized as a lens that contains multiple powers within the lens. Multifocal style lenses can be bifocals, trifocals, and progressives. Prescriptions written with an ADD power are written for a bifocal.