MB Fox
GBNew lenses placed on wrong side The folks at Boomerang are friendly enough. But my recent experience was most unpleasant. I sent them my Warby Parker frames to re-lens after my Rx update. I received the new lenses and proceeded to wear them. My vision did not feel right so I stopped wearing them. My optometrist looked at them and found that the lenses were placed in the glasses backwards. I contacted Boomerang and they apologized. Even if they had offered a credit of some sort I am probably not going to use them again.
Kris Jacobsen
GBBoomerang 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.
Cindy Konija
GBOver the Rainbow I sent in my older designer frames for new polarized lenses. They were timely and keep me informed of the status but the lenses are awful! The vision is good but there are “rainbows” or prisms when I look to the sides, and when I try to read my phone it looks like a hologram. I was very disappointed.
marco guadarrama
GBNEEEEVEEER use this website NEEEEVEEER use this website , super bad service, I sent my EXPENSIVE glasses and it turns out they got lost on the way and they say it was usps
Kevin Spring
GBDamaged 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.