Update: After (and only after) seeing my online reviews and 4 months after the order was placed, the company has refunded me, so I rescind my accusation of fraud, and only maintain that of incompetence and poor customer service. I placed an order for 2 pairs of prescription glasses on 3/27/25 for a total of $369.88. One of them was for prescription sunglasses intended and specified (in their prompt on the website order form) to be matched in tint to what was shown in the product photo. It was delivered barely tinted and could not serve as sunglasses. I requested a re-do, and this time specified explicitly the degree of tint intensity as 15% Visible Light Transmission (or VLT - an optometry term used in the industry). It took another month and multiple chat and phone communications with them to process the correction, and when I received the glasses they were not tinted at all. Turns out their lab mistakenly inverted the specification and applied 15% of tint intensity which instead of 15% of VLT. I had to send the glasses back for another correction, this time insisting on talking to a "problem" manager Fernando and getting him to promise that he'll personally oversee the correction and get it back to me within 3 weeks as I was leaving the country for the summer. Despite me using the website chat and customer service number nearly daily for long frustrating conversations with people who claimed to have contacted the warehouse/lab/managers for the subsequent 3 weeks, I left the country having not received the order. I emailed the customer service and manager from abroad demanding a refund: needless to say, i have not received it. They took my business and my money, wasted 3 months of my time, delivered a mistaken product twice, demonstrated extreme lack of professional expertise and customer service standards, but most importantly, they charged me for a product that I do not have in my possession, which amounts to FRAUD.