Shipping Information:

We ship via UPS, USPS, FedEx. UPS shipping with in the United States rates International Shipping FREE SHIPPING ON THE SECOND PAIR !!!

SHIPPING PROCEDURE All domestic orders shipped via UPS Ground. In-stock items usually ship within 2 business days. Please note that some items may take up to 5 business days to ship. Very rarely, due to the high rate of inventory turnover and changes to the product lines of various manufacturers, some items may become backordered or unavailable. We will notify you ASAP if such situation should occur with your order. Once shipped, orders usually arrive within 2-5 business days.

Please note if you provide us with shipping address that is different from billing address we may ask you for an additional proof of identity. We accept copy of your government picture ID and/or Utility bill along with a copy of credit card. Policy above applies to credit card orders only.

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CHARGES Our standard delivery area is within the United States 50 states. Most items can be shipped internationally (additional shipping charges will be incurred). To contact us regarding shipping rates outside of the continental US, please send an email to sale@abs-sunglasses.com

PRODUCT INSPECTION Please remember that when the order arrives it is your responsibility to ensure that the product has not been damaged in transit by the freight company. Inspect the box for external damage, remove the packaging and inspect the contents for any physical damage in the presence of the delivery driver. If there is any damage, visible or not, you must indicate such on the delivery receipt. When you sign the delivery ticket and do not note any damage, the unit becomes your property. Again, please take the time to inspect the delivery and if there is any damage be sure to note it on the delivery ticket. If the damage is severe enough to render the product inoperable or unusable, please refuse the shipment and contact us immediately at sale@abs-sunglasses.com with ATTN: SHIPPING PROBLEM in the subject line. Concealed damage is almost impossible to prove if no notation was made at the time of delivery. However, if you discover internal (non-visible) damage please contact us within three (3) business days for instructions. We will work with you and the carrier to resolve the issue to the best of our ability.

RETURNS AND EXCHANGE If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can exchange the item(s) in new and unused condition with all warranty papers, cases in their original condition and with all original packaging and labels within 5 days for a exchange. Shipping and handling fees are not subject to a refund. In case of an exchange, we will apply the original purchase amount less shipping and handling toward your new purchase. IN CASE OF A REFUND BEING ISSUED, THERE WILL BE A 20% RESTOCKING FEE APPLIED AGAINST THE PURCHASE. Please note that new and unused condition means that there are no marks on the item or any wear on the tags (such as the hologram or shipping tags) or the case. We sell only brand new items and will not accept any item with any indication that it was used. In such cases, the item will be returned to the purchaser

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are Polarized lenses? Polarized lenses are used in sunglasses to reduce glare from reflective surfaces such as the surface of water or the hood of a car. They accomplish this through a process called polarization, much like a Venetian blind controls sunlight through a window. Sunlight itself is not polarized - light from the sun will either be absorbed or reflected horizontally, diagonally or vertically. The problem this causes lies in the horizontal reflectivity. Sunlight bouncing off a horizontal surface will strike the viewer's eyes at a similar angle. This means the glare from the surface of the water or the road or the car hood will be B. Polarized lenses have a laminated surface containing vertical stripes. These stripes only allow vertically-polarized light to enter the wearer's eyes. Glare is eliminated because the horizontally-polarized lightwaves cannot bypass the polarized filter.

What is UV Protection? The sun emits ultraviolet radiation which is damaging to the eyes. Lenses with ultraviolet protection prevent that harmful radiation from touching your eyes. Polycarbonate, high index, polarized, and sun-sensitive lenses all automatically contain UV protection. Hard resin lenses need an additional coating to add UV protection. According to United States Federal law, all sunglasses sold in the United States must have UV protection. However, many low-priced sunglasses for sale through street vendors do not comply with this rule. Using tinted lenses without UV protection is extremely damaging to your eyes, because the dark tint causes your pupils to dilate and increases the surface area of your retina that can be damaged by the ultraviolet radiation.

Things you should know about Sunglasses EyeglassesAndShades.com, the internet’s largest retailer of discount designer sunglasses offers over 30 brands of sunglasses at prices discounted as much as 20-60% off retail. We carry hot designer sunglass brands such as Adidas, Chopard, Gucci, D&G, Dolce Gabbana, Dior, Prada and Tom Ford, well as the ultra-cool sport sunglass brands such as Ray Ban. All of these brands are always offered at a discount! There are many different lens and frame technologies on the market today. When choosing a frame/lens, be sure to pick sunglasses that fit close to your face and works with your lifestyle. Active people may be better off with a plastic frame and polycarbonate plastic lens, as they are more impact resistant and lightweight as compared to glass lenses which are heavier and scratch resistant. Many sunglasses also have polarized, mirrored and photochromic lenses to provide extra protection in high light situations. Most importantly, sunglasses protect your eyes from harmful Ultraviolet radiation (UV). UV radiation comes naturally from the sun and is comprised of invisible rays that can be classfied into three different types. The three bands of UV light are: UVA, UVB and UVC. UVA & UVB are the ray one should be concerned with when purchasing sunglasses. When our eyes are exposed to direct sunlight, these rays can be damaging to the cornea and retina and can eventually cause cataracts. Wearing sunglasses reduces the strain on the eyes, eliminates the sun’s glare and, therefore, reduces the chance of getting cataracts. When purchasing a pair of sunglasses, be sure the lenses block at least 98% of these UV rays. Many of the higher quality sunglass lenses on the market claim to block 100% of these damaging rays. ALL of the discount sunglasses available for sale at EyeglassesAndShades.com provide 98-100% protection from harmful UV radiation.