Anyone order from Zenni Optical?

I haven't but my best friend did, Sbe got 6 pairs and loved them. Absolutely no issues. Just make sure the measuremen you seen in are accurate

She would buy there again without a doubt

I have used them for years. Mine cost about $20-$30 per pair!

I've gotten a number of pairs from them. I get my son the lenses that change color outdoors. First pair was $35, and that included postage.i just got him a new pair and splurged and got him the $9,95 frames this time. $39 for this pair. . A friend's husband accidentally broke a new pair from Sears. He ordered from Zenni and liked the pair from Zenni better than the Sears pair.

I did order from them. I liked one pair of glasses I got at the time but I'll tell you the mistakes we made. I wouldn't order from them now that I need progressive lenses. I think there's too much room for error.

Make sure your measurements are correct. Not just pupil measurements. You want to make sure the glasses fit the width of your head (my rx sunglasses were cute but too snug). Also check the length of the arm. I got dh a pair of glasses and he never wore them because the arm was short.

I think they can work out really nicely for you. Just make sure you do your homework.

Both my kids wear glasses & I buy all their glasses at Zenni. I will say on a couple of occasions we have bought metal frames & they have been so thin that you just knew they would break in no time. Let me say since I'm buying them for kids I know they are gonna get lost/broken so I only buy the cheap frames. My expectations are pretty low. If I were buying them for myself I wouldn't be buying the $9.99 frames.

I have ordered from Zenni and Coastal. The plastic frames on Zenni were definitely lower quality, but I was fine with that for my needs. Still look great but feel lighter and thinner, probably wouldn't hold up to a ton of abuse. DH ordered some as well, metal, and they don't seem low quality, he has worn them daily for a couple years and they are still good. The lenses for both of us were great. We did upgrade since we have strong prescriptions, I think they came out around $30-$40 maybe.

The Coastal frames are absolutely as good or nicer as anything you'd get at an optometrist's office or lenscrafters. Very very solid. I think I paid closer to $90 for those. That would be my choice is I was looking for daily full-time wear glasses.

I bought two pair from Zenni. The one pair I wear all the time, but the second pair are a little bit too small for my liking. Definitely take measurements of your current glasses. It's easy to just pick out pairs you like on there, but you must pay attention to the sizing. I would also recommend taking a straight on photo of your face and loading it to the site so you can virtually try on glasses. I found that to be super helpful.

I need new glasses and I was wondering about how to get the sizing and the pupil measurements. I've lost a lot of weight so my current glasses are way too big; I can't get the sizing off of those.

We use them pretty frequently for the kids' glasses, as those are lost so frickin' frequently. I've had a few pairs of them myself, too. They don't generally last as long (screws fall out, frames break, lenses fall out), but for the price, they're worth it for us. I find that for myself, I only use them on the rare occasions I feel like something more crazy than I'd be willing to pay a regular retail place for.

Yes, both DH and I have been using them for a while now. I've bought several pairs of glasses from them, and never had a problem with any of them. 

I was skeptical about Zenni, but after being quoted close to $400 for my glasses at a chain eyeglass store, I found exactly what I was looking for at Zenni for about $50 and decided to give them a try. The glasses were great, so I have only bought from them since. 

I'll be the lone dissenter, I order two pairs of glasses from Zenni and didn't like them at all. I liked the frames, but the lenses have a strange curve to them, and I feel like I am looking through a fishbowl. The two times I wore them, I has a headache after an hour.

I'm about to take the plunge, myself.

I have two friends who only order through Zenni. Both wear progressives full-time (i.e. not as a break from contacts). They are stylish gals who like to have several pairs of glasses on hand.

I've had great luck with regular glasses there. Last time I ordered progressives though and they really messed them up. Since you can't get a refund, I'm not sure I would order anything more complicated than a regular prescription.

I've ordered a few pairs. They aren't my favourite, but they are fun frames. I see better out of my more expensive ones, and sometimes get a headache from the Zenni ones if I wear them all day. It might be all in my head though, LOL.

Like everyone else said, just check measurements. I have a "perfect" pair of glasses for my face, so I use those measurements and when I look online try to match those as close as possible. I've never had a problem with them fitting ill.

I got prescription sunglasses this summer for $12 from there and I love them. Can't go wrong!