FAQ
Outside the United States: Regardless of shipment origin, all shipments to countries outside the United States are shipped according to Incoterm ‘DDU’ (Delivery Duty Unpaid) and will be subject to customs duties and/or local taxes that may apply for your country. Any import taxes, duties or other fees that may apply in your country must be settled by you. The courier may notify you by email / sms that duties are required to be cleared prior to delivery or may submit a bill to you after delivery has been made.

Bear in mind that if you have not worn prescription lenses in wrap-fit sunglasses before, it may take some time to adapt to the look and feel of the lenses. Adaptation can take 2-3 weeks of regular use.
If after having consulted your eyecare professional and allowed time for adaptation you’re still having trouble, we’re here to help. Reach out to us directly via our contact form and we’ll work alongside your eye care provider to come up with a solution. Whether that means fine-tuning or revisiting your lens details, we’ll guide you toward a solution that brings your LiP experience back into focus.
Once we receive your prescription order, you’ll receive an RX Confirmation from us outlining your chosen frame, lens type, and prescription details. If you need to make any changes or wish to cancel your order, please contact us within 24 hours of receiving this confirmation. After that window, we’re unable to modify the lenses, prescription readings or frame model, as production may already be underway.
That said, if you’d like to switch the frame colour, this may still be possible—just get in touch with us promptly, and we’ll do our best to accommodate your request.
If you’re a resident of California, state law requires that we receive a copy of your prescription from your eye care professional.
For customers in all other regions, it’s not mandatory—but we do strongly recommend uploading a copy. Having it on file helps us double-check the details and minimise the risk of any transcription errors when processing your order.
To craft progressive lenses with the accuracy and comfort you’d expect from us, we need a few extra details beyond a standard (distance only) prescription. Specifically, we’ll require:
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Your full prescription, including Sphere, Cylinder & Axis (if you have an astigmatism), and Add power
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Both Distance and Near PD (pupillary distance)
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Segment height, which is the vertical measurement needed to align the progression zone precisely within the lens
To measure segment height accurately, you will need access to the frame that your lenses will be fitted into. The segment height is measured by your optometrist with reference to how the frame sits on your face. If you already have a frame, you can take this with you to your optometrist. If not, we’ll need to ship you a sample frame to use for fitting and measurements.