The "To Keep Up" Wiki

Notes:

• Price Range: Reflects the typical cost for frames; lens options and add-ons may increase the total price.
• Shipping (US): Shipping costs and times may vary based on location and shipping method chosen.
• Returns: Return policies are subject to change; always check the retailer's website for the most current information.
• Try-On Tools: Virtual try-on tools may require camera access; Home Try-On programs typically allow you to try frames at home before purchasing.
• Prescription Types: Availability of prescription types may vary by frame selection.
• Lens Options: Includes available lens materials and treatments; some options may incur additional costs.
• Customer Support: Availability of support channels may vary by retailer and time.
• Made Where?: Indicates the primary manufacturing locations; some retailers may source from multiple countries.
• Spring Hinge Availability: Indicates whether spring hinge frames are available; selection may vary.
• Lens Coatings & Add-ons: Prices and availability of coatings and add-ons may vary; some retailers include certain coatings at no extra charge.

• Pros:
  • Very affordable.
  • Tons of kid and adult styles.
  • Great for backup/spare glasses.
• Cons:
  • No refunds (only store credit or 50% remake).
  • Slower shipping.
  • Basic support.
• Positive Feedback:
  • Affordable pricing with a wide selection of frames.
  • Durable and stylish glasses.
  • High customer satisfaction ratings.
• Negative Feedback:
  • Some complaints about return process and customer service responsiveness.
• Best For: Budget buyers, kids, or backup glasses.

• Pros:
  • Extremely low prices.
  • Wide frame selection.
  • Good for international orders.
• Cons:
  • Slower fulfillment/shipping (2–3 weeks).
  • Shorter return window.
  • Build quality is hit-or-miss.
• Positive Feedback:
  • Extremely low prices.
  • Wide variety of frames.
• Negative Feedback:
  • Reports of long shipping times.
  • Mixed reviews on product quality and customer service.
• Best For: Super budget-conscious shoppers willing to wait.

• Pros:
  • Huge selection, including designer brands (Ray-Ban, Oakley, etc.).
  • Advanced virtual try-on with webcam.
  • Easy returns/refunds.
• Cons:
  • More expensive than budget options.
  • Upsells can add up quickly (coatings, lens types).
• Positive Feedback:
  • Large selection, including designer brands.
  • Advanced virtual try-on features.
  • Generally positive customer experiences.
• Negative Feedback:
  • Some customers reported issues with order fulfillment and customer service.
• Best For: People wanting name-brand glasses or full-service experience.

• Pros:
  • Affordable with stylish frames.
  • Frequent sales/promos (BOGO, 20–30% off).
  • Good lens/lens coating options.
• Cons:
  • Mid-level quality (some say not durable for rough daily use).
  • Refund policy only for style/fit, not Rx issues.
• Positive Feedback:
  • Affordable and stylish frames.
  • User-friendly website with virtual try-on.
  • Positive customer experiences.
• Negative Feedback:
  • Occasional reports of frame durability issues.
• Best For: Style-conscious shoppers on a budget.