RenewLens allows you to send in your existing frames to have new prescription or non-prescription lenses installed. They provide a prepaid shipping kit for your frames, and once received, they replace the lenses and ship the glasses back to you.

If you change your mind after sending in your frames, RenewLens will return your glasses to you at no additional cost.

Most orders are completed and shipped back within 7–10 business days after RenewLens receives your glasses.

RenewLens uses tracked shipping both ways. While it’s not automatically insured, they package your glasses carefully. Contact them if you’d like to add insurance.

Yes. After you place your order, you’ll receive a prepaid shipping label to send your glasses to RenewLens.

Replacing your lenses with RenewLens is often 40–70% cheaper than buying new glasses, allowing you to keep the frames you already love.

RenewLens doesn’t work directly with insurance, but they provide itemized receipts you can submit for reimbursement.

You may begin an order, but it will not be processed or fulfilled until we receive and verify your valid prescription. We accept prescription uploads during checkout or via email from your doctor.

You can upload it during checkout, email it to RenewLens after ordering, or ask your eye doctor to send it directly to them.

Yes. RenewLens offers a 12-month warranty on premium lenses, covering scratches and manufacturing defects.

RenewLens offers one free remake if your prescription was entered correctly but something feels off. Contact them within 30 days.

Yes. You can choose from blue light protection, transition lenses, anti-reflective coatings, and more during checkout.

At RenewLens, we comply fully with federal optical regulations and merchant compliance requirements. We do not fulfill any prescription lens orders until a valid prescription has been submitted and verified. How We Verify Prescriptions: • Customers must upload their prescription during checkout, or email it to us after placing the order. • Every prescription is reviewed by a licensed optician on our team to ensure: • Validity (within 2 years) • Prescription values are complete and accurate • The prescription belongs to the customer • Orders are held until verification is completed. We retain prescription records for compliance and quality assurance.

Crystal-clear vision. All day.

Q1: Are single vision lenses good for both distance and reading?
A1: Yes — we make single vision lenses tailored either for distance or near (reading) vision, based on your prescription.

Q2: Do you offer thinner or lighter lens upgrades?
A2: Yes. If you have a strong prescription, we recommend upgrading to high-index lenses for a lighter, thinner finish.

Q3: What coatings come with single vision lenses?
A3: Every lens comes with basic scratch resistance. You can add anti-glare, blue light filter, or transitions during checkout.

Seamless vision. No lines.

Q1: What are progressive lenses?
A1: Progressive lenses provide clear vision at all distances — far, near, and intermediate — without any visible segment lines.

Q2: Are progressive lenses hard to get used to?
A2: Most people adjust within a few days. Our digital progressive lenses offer smooth transitions and fast adaptation.

Q3: Can my current frame be used for progressives?
A3: Yes — if your frame has enough vertical height (typically 28mm or more), we can fit progressives comfortably.

Near and far. No switching glasses.

Q1: Do bifocals have a visible line?
A1: Yes — traditional bifocals include a small line separating the distance and reading zones.

Q2: Can I choose no-line bifocals instead?
A2: Definitely. Our progressive lenses offer the same dual-function without the visible line — and a smoother visual experience.

Q3: What bifocal styles are available?
A3: We use flat-top D28 bifocals — a popular style with a wide reading area and great for everyday tasks.

Work longer. Strain less.

Q1: What makes computer lenses different from regular lenses?
A1: They’re optimized for intermediate distances — like the space between your eyes and the screen — to reduce fatigue and boost focus.

Q2: Can I wear these lenses all day?
A2: They’re ideal for focused work sessions, but not recommended for driving or full-day general wear. Think of them as a task-specific second pair.

Q3: Can I combine blue light protection with computer lenses?
A3: Yes — adding blue light filters and anti-glare coatings is highly recommended for anyone using screens more than 4 hours a day.

Sun protection. Sharp vision.

Q1: Can I get prescription lenses in my sunglasses?
A1: Yes — you can convert your favorite sunglasses into prescription lenses with UV protection, tints, or polarization.

Q2: What tint colors can I choose from?
A2: You can select from Gray, Brown, Forest Green, G-15, Rose, Yellow, or Teal Blue — each offering a unique vibe and light filtering effect.

Q3: What’s the difference between tinted and polarized lenses?
A3: Polarized lenses reduce glare from reflective surfaces like water, snow, and roads — perfect for driving, boating, or daily use.

Light-responsive lenses that darken outdoors and stay clear indoors.

Available as an add-on or built-in with certain lenses like Eyezen+. Helps filter screen-related blue light.

Thinner and lighter lenses for stronger prescriptions (1.60, 1.67, 1.74 options available).

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We use trusted lenses from Essilor, Crizal®, Transitions®, and Eyezen+—the same brands your eye doctor recommends.

Once we receive your frames, your new lenses are usually ready in 7–10 business days.