I had prescription lenses put in a pair… I had prescription lenses put in a pair of my frames. They arrived with the markings on them used in the manufacturing process. These markings impede my vision. The Company refused to correct this.

Excellent, much needed service I had 2 pairs of sunglasses with expensive, high-end designer frames; both pairs of lenses were older prescriptions and scratched but the frames were in great shape and classic styles. I found Boomerang on the web. Service was prompt, process was easy, and the quality of my lenses is top notch. There was no "adjustment" period at all--put them on and they were perfect. I wasn't required to get a "current" prescription like most optical services want; I just uploaded my most recent one, which is in all my other glasses and is just fine.

Damaged my glasses I think the service is a great idea but they damaged my frames significantly. They were returned with cracks all around the lenses and were loose on my head. When I complained, they told me to take them to a local Eyewear store to have them adjusted and Boomerang would give me up to $25. Sorry but $25 cannot fix all the cracks in two pairs of Ray Bans. Good business idea, horribly incompetent business execution.

Boomerang for the win! I couldn't be happier. Over the years, I have had several pairs of glasses with high quality frames but since they aren't made any more the optical shops where I got them can't re-lens them. Enter Boomerang, from a Facebook ad which I almost never pay attention to. Their connection to 1-800 contacts sold me. For my first pair I sent in a frame to be made into computer glasses along with a new prescription. I love that they can take the PD off the old lens. Bottom line-I'm typing this review at my desk and deciding on which pair of frames goes in now for everyday glasses. Communication is one thing that really makes or breaks a transaction for me, and Boomerang scores 100% on that as well as product quality.

This place is useless This place is useless. They emailed me telling me that they couldn’t add new lenses to my glasses because they don’t have the technology for it and they may break my frames during the process?