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Lenses For Less is an online contact lens store run by Next Day Contacts LLC. It sells the same brand-name daily, two-week and monthly lenses you'd get from an eye doctor, including Acuvue lenses for astigmatism and multifocal wearers, and checks your prescription with your doctor before shipping. If your prescription has run out, it links to an online renewal service.
Prices are in US dollars and standard shipping (5-7 business days) is always free, with paid expedited options. Orders received before noon Eastern can ship the same day, though prescription verification can add up to two business days, and custom lenses take 4-5 weeks.
| Shipping | Standard shipping (5-7 business days) is always free; expedited shipping costs extra. |
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| Returns | Only unopened, unmarked boxes can be returned, arranged through customer service; there's a $5 per box restocking fee, return shipping comes out of the refund, and custom lenses can't be returned. |
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