SpecsX points are as good as cash. You earn points with every purchase you make. Additionally, you can also earn points through membership referrals. These points can be redeemed during eyewear purchases, making your purchases even more affordable.

This membership grants 1-year access to "Insider Prices" on all eyewear, including contacts, prescription glasses, sunglasses and all products from the Essential, VIP, and Exclusive collections.

Our one-time $12.00 annual membership fee is non-refundable.

The physician dispensing fee is a charge that covers the professional services required to ensure the accuracy and quality of your prescription eyeglasses and contact lenses. It includes services such as prescription verification, quality assurance, and customer support. This physician dispensing fee is charged once per transaction and includes all the contacts and glasses in your cart.

The standard physician dispensing Fee is $5 per transaction. This fee is waived on your first transaction with the purchase of a membership.

The physician dispensing fee is a one-time charge per transaction, regardless of the number of eyewear items in your cart. This means whether you're purchasing a single pair of prescription eyeglasses or multiple items.

The physician dispensing fee is non-refundable once the order has been processed. However, if you encounter any issues with your eyewear or have concerns about the services provided, please contact our customer support team, and we will be happy to assist you.

Since we do not mark-up our products, we do not offer refunds, or warranties on any eyeglasses purchased through SpecsX. We issue refunds on contact lenses up to 30 days after purchase, if contact lens box(es) has not been opened. Refunds are issued 30 days after unused/ unopened products are received at our warehouse.

Single vision prescriptions are the most common among people who need vision correction. It means the lenses are correcting for one field of vision nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatisms. The entire lens contains the same amount of vision correction.

Progressive prescriptions call for multifocal lenses that correct for nearsightedness, farsightedness and everything in between. Compared to lined bifocal lenses which requires much adjustment from your eyes to see clearly progressive lenses’ seamless transition from distance correction on top to reading correction on bottom provide much sharper overall vision.

Simply stated, pupillary distance (PD) is the measurement of the distance between your two pupils, and it helps make sure your eyeglasses will fit and align correctly with the center of your eyes. This alignment and how the glasses are positioned on your face is important when comparing the function of glasses used for seeing things that are far away versus seeing things that are close to you.

Eyeglasses that are not fitted with the correct PD measurement can lead to concerns such as:

• eye strain
• headaches
• distorted vision
• blurred vision
• difficulty wearing your glasses