By admitting that you entered the prescription wrong, they may have an "out"
from their end.
If it had been me, I would have entered in the information used in the
order...and the information from having them checked. Since there is a
discrepancy, *they* made an error...your erroneous entries are beside the
point.
One point they will make is that a deviation of .25 is almost unnoticeable,
and may fall within "tolerances."
Good luck with your problem.
-- Chuck Knight
On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Robin <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> well, got them today.
>
> disappointed.
>
> partly because of my own error, partly because even if I hadn't mad\\e
> a mistake in reading my scrip they still made an error too.
>
> so here's the letter I wrote.
>
> I got the glasses today. Unfortunately the prescription is wrong. It's
> partly my fault and partly incorrect work on one of the pairs. This is
> what the prescription SHOULD be -425 -125 150 (Right) -500 -075 020
> (Left) I took them to the glasses store in my town one pair (rimless I
> think is -425 -125 010 -500 -075 003 the other is -425 -125 017 -500
> -050 004 I will admit to having read the axis wrong myself. However,
> the second pair is still .25 off in the cylinder which would be an
> error in any case. How can we remedy this in a timely and efficient
> fashion? I am still interested in glasses. I apologize for my error,
> but it seems there are errors on both sides today. Robin
>
>
> How do you think this will turn out? I hope they are responsive. I
> also hope that I dont have to ship the glasses back to Hong Kong.
>
> SIGH.
>
> Robin
>
> On Apr 9, 12:16 am, Robin <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Mostly just posting this as a record... but I have now ordered my
> > first pairs of online glasses.
> >
> > I ordered from Optical4Less. Their website was easy to navigate, they
> > have a 10% discount for glassyeyes that I am not sure is mentioned on
> > here, and they waive shipping for 2 pairs of glasses. I might have
> > ordered from Specs On The Net if I had been able to get their try-on
> > Java application to work for me, my Java kept crashing.
> >
> > I got 1 pair of rounded rectangular rimless with custom clipon shades
> > and one pair of basic black overstock frames as a backup.
> >
> > total, about $124.
> >
> > I'm pretty impressed that the backup pair was 15.00. if they are good
> > glasses, I'll be very pleased.
> >
> > heck, both are cheap. but the second one is CHEAPPPPPP
> >
> > so who would be best for funky silly frames. I want either a pair of
> > silly red or purple frames, or a pair of black with shiny rhinestones
> > or silver sparkles. Optical4Less had a pair but they were too small in
> > the bridge of the nose.
> >
> > thanks
> >
> > Robin
>
> >
>
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