1. Start Your Lens Replacement Order
Begin by choosing your lens options and using your current prescription.
KEEP YOUR FRAMES · REPLACE ONLY THE LENSES
Yes. Send the frames you already own and replace scratched, outdated, or incorrect prescription lenses without purchasing a completely new pair of glasses.
Upload your prescription during checkout or choose to send it later.
Many customers ask whether they can mail their glasses for lens replacement instead of buying a completely new pair in a store. The answer is yes. If your frames are still in good condition, you can send them in so the old lenses can be replaced with new prescription lenses.
This mail-in process is one of the easiest ways to keep the frames you already like while updating the part that affects your vision most.
Mailing your glasses for lens replacement is often a practical option when your frames still fit well and do not need to be replaced.
For many people, this is a more focused and more efficient solution.
Begin by choosing your lens options and using your current prescription.
Pack your glasses carefully so they are protected during transit.
Many customers request a free shipping kit because it makes the process easier, but you can also use your own secure packaging.
Once shipped, your frames are sent to the lab where the old lenses can be removed and the new lenses can be installed.
After lens replacement is completed, your glasses are returned to you ready to wear.
Mail-order trust comes from understanding exactly what happens. Many people are comfortable with the idea of lens replacement but still want reassurance about shipping their frames.
When the steps are clear, customers usually feel much more comfortable moving forward.
Many types of frames can be mailed in for lens replacement as long as they are still in usable condition.
If the structure of the frame is still good, replacing the lenses may be a strong option.
Many customers already have frames they like and do not want to go through the process of finding a completely new pair. Mailing the glasses in lets them keep what already works.
Place the glasses in a hard case whenever possible before putting them inside the shipping box.
Wrap the case or glasses securely so they are protected from movement and pressure.
Fill open space inside the package so the frames do not shift during shipping.
Use the protective materials and instructions included with the free shipping kit.
These small steps help make the process smoother and more reassuring.
Customers often need one extra level of reassurance before mailing their glasses. This page matters because it answers a direct question in plain language and makes the process feel normal, practical, and manageable.
That trust is what helps people move from interest to action.
If your frames are still in good condition, you can mail your glasses for lens replacement and update your prescription without buying a whole new pair. Keep the frames you already own and replace only the lenses.