FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What strength should I choose?
Start with the reader strength you already use. If this is your first pair, +1.50 to +2.00 is a common everyday range, while +1.00 is milder and +2.50 to +4.00 is stronger for close print.
Can I exchange the strength?
Yes, the store is designed around a 30-day exchange path when the glasses and packaging stay in returnable condition. Use the exchange option if the frame is right but the close-up strength needs adjusting.
Are these prescription glasses?
No. Eterlens readers are non-prescription reading glasses for close-up tasks. They are not a replacement for an eye exam or prescription eyewear.
Which frame should I choose first?
Rimless and ultra-light frames feel subtle. Round frames soften the face. Black, tortoise, brown, clear, and warm neutrals are the easiest first colors to style.
When will my order ship?
Available shipping options and estimated timing are shown at checkout. After purchase, watch your email for order and tracking updates.
Support that keeps the buying path calm
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Order clarity
Contact supportUse the same email address from checkout, and keep the order number close when contacting support.
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30-day exchanges
Shipping and returnsStart within 30 days of delivery. Keep the glasses, case, and packaging in returnable condition while strength or style questions are resolved.
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Strength help
Strength guideIf the first pair is not right, compare the current strength to your normal reading distance before exchanging.
Clear answers near support tasks
Find the order number, keep the case, and contact support before sending anything back.
Need shipping timing?
Available delivery options, estimated timing, and any shipping cost are shown at checkout before payment.
Need an exchange?
Start within 30 days of delivery, keep the pair and case in returnable condition, and contact support with your order number.
Made an order mistake?
Contact support quickly with the order number before fulfillment moves too far.
Hard to use the site?
Contact support and we will help you complete the same task another way.

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