very very poor customer service. Reached out several times with no response from customer service. For what they are charging for their products you would think they would want to take care of the customer.

Second time buying Oakley prescription… Second time buying Oakley prescription sunglasses from ADS. Their customer service was great and even recommended when a sale was going on, while I was asking questions about my new glasses. My old Oakley prescription sun glasses lasted 5 years (get a lot of use here in Arizona). I'm expecting the same high quality from this purchase.

Best lenses, awesome color I have a very high prescription and with the type of sunglasses I wanted they do wrap around the eye. ADS specializes in these types of lenses for prescription but there is still some bubbly “fisheye” effect, not as bad as one would expect though. I will say they have the best lenses I’ve ever looked through, I would say even better than Oakley’s lenses with more options too! The colors are amazing when viewing through my Trivex Copper/brown polarized lenses. 4/5, the only thing setting them away from a 5 is the fisheye effect I get.

Placed an order then tried to make me… Placed an order then tried to make me fill out a verification form including drivers license. If you look up address listed on site it's a storage unit so yea, scam site. Whoops. Now I have to watch my account for fraudulent charges, possible cancel card. Ugh. How these sites get away with this stuff for so long.

FAKE OR REAL OAKLEY Rx LENSES - WISH I KNEW FAKE OR REAL OAKLEY Rx LENSES? I can''t seem to get a response from them. While they do the work after they take the money, the team seems to be unresponsive and uncoordinated regularly. It requires multiple calls and emails to communicate the same thing again and again. My Oakley sunglasses were sent for Oakley prescription lens replacement. The job was completed in almost 4 weeks after multiple emails and calls providing the same prescription information - it's like they go through amnesia daily or just play dumb! Sunglasses were sent back supposedly with Oakley prescription lenses but no certificate of authenticity( one would think) or Lens Warranty Card (one would expect) or care instructions or even a cleaning cloth accompanied them. Multiple emails to Manager asking how do I now the lenses are actually Oakley have not been answered. Now, what would one think about authenticity? I paid a decent amount ($272) for the replacement and now here I write this, unsure of whether what I received is real or fake. I am planning to take them to a Oakley store/re-sellers to validate. Will update review if I ever hear back from them or get the lenses authenticated. May be local LensCrafter is the way to go - at least you know what you are getting.