LensCrafters review

LensCrafters is the chain to use when you want a store, an eye exam and designer frames in one place, and when insurance pays a share. Its site lists a value package with frame and lenses starting at $99, alongside designer brands such as Ray-Ban, Prada, Burberry, Versace and Miu Miu, and smart glasses including Ray-Ban Meta. LensCrafters says it accepts most major vision insurance providers both online and at its 1,000+ locations across North America, and that insurance can save up to 75%. FSA and HSA cards work at checkout for glasses, contacts and exams, and you can book an exam online in a few steps. A 2-Day Delivery option speeds up selected eyeglasses. Value is the weak spot: outside the $99 package and rotating offers, designer frames with lenses cost much more than at the online-only stores, so it suits shoppers whose benefits cover most of the bill.

Who it is for

Insured shoppers who want designer frames, eye exams and in-person service.

Price

Frame plus lenses starting at $99 in a value package.

Frame + lenses starting at $99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 9, 2026.

Key features

• Frame and lenses value package from $99
• Accepts most major vision insurance online and at 1,000+ locations
• Eye exam booking online
• 2-Day Delivery on selected eyeglasses
• Designer brands such as Ray-Ban, Prada, Burberry and Versace, plus Ray-Ban Meta

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Insurance and FSA/HSA work online and in store
• Strength: Stores for exams, fittings and adjustments
• Strength: Says insurance can save up to 75%
• Weakness: Most frames cost far more than the value package
• Weakness: Prices are higher than online-only stores
• Weakness: Promotions change often and some apply only to select frames

Key facts

• Value package: Frame + lenses from $99
• Locations: 1,000+ in North America
• Insurance: Most major plans accepted
• Fast delivery: 2-Day Delivery option
• FSA/HSA: Accepted at checkout

Where it ranks

LensCrafters is No. 6 in our Best Online Glasses Retailers verdict.