Considering Buying Your Glasses Online?
Question you should ask first…
Will My Glasses Fit My Face & Head?
I can walk through a restaurant and tell who purchased their glasses online. Why? Typically the fit isn’t quite right. The nose fit, the width & size of the lenses, and the length of the side arms will give it away almost every time.
Were the Lenses Put into My Frames Accurately?
Measurements are more than just the PD. To fit a lens properly you need the optical center, seg height, type of lens, and more. Plus, each frame must be individually measured. Part of our professional service is to take these measurements when people buy glasses from us.
Do Your Glasses Fit Your Personal Style?
We carry only independent brands that provide all the latest styles and top quality at an affordable price. I believe you will find your new style in our optical.
Am I Saving as Much Money as I Think?
Sure, you can buy glasses cheaper, but we know you can’t find equivalent quality either on a website or a big box store for less. Costco, Walmart, and Warby Parker have huge marketing budgets to sell you. At Moody Eyes we treat you as an individual, helping you with your personal style.
Are My Glasses Being Made Accurately?
Independent research has found that a significant percentage of online glasses are not accurately made. We make sure every pair of glasses is made correctly before we give them to you.
How Do I Get My Glasses Adjusted When I Get Them?
It’s not unusual to make some minor adjustments to your glasses. when we dispense them. Getting the fit “just right” and comfortable is key to fully enjoying wearing your new glasses. FYI, we often have people stop by with glasses they purchased online to ask if we can adjust them.
What Happens When My Glasses Need Adjusted or Repaired?
As you wear your glasses they will occasionally need adjustments or minor repairs. We are here to take care of your needs.
What Kind of Warranty Do I Have?
Life happens…when it does your Moody Eyes glasses are backed by a 1-year no-charge replacement warranty. Many online optical stores have fees for replacements or warranty claims, plus they can be inconvenient to place a claim.
