Virtual Vision Test Hack 34.0.0 + Redeem Codes
Renew your Rx from your phone!
Developer: Warby Parker Inc
Category: Medical
Price: Free
Version: 34.0.0
ID: bz.sight.VisionTestApp
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Description
Still seeing well out of your current glasses or contacts prescription, but now it's expired? Virtual Vision Test by Warby Parker lets you renew it from home in 10 minutes using just your phone!
*Pricing*
- You’ll only be charged if we can renew your prescription
- You’ll hear back from our doctors within 48 hours. If the doctor renews your prescription, you’ll be charged $15 for a renewed glasses or contacts prescription—or $25 for both.
- If they cannot renew your prescription and instead recommend you get an in-person, comprehensive eye exam, you will not be charged.
*Eligibility*
To use Virtual Vision Test, you must meet eligibility requirements set by state regulations and our doctors. Virtual Vision Test is great for anyone who:
- Is between 18 and 65 years old
- Does not live in one of the following states: AK, DC, GA, ID, KY, NJ, NM, SC, SD, WA, WV
- Has a single-vision distance Rx (not readers or progressives)
- Has no eye health concerns or symptoms
- Sees well with their current glasses or contacts
How it works!
It’s as simple as reading the eye chart at the doctor’s office—but on your phone. You just need your eyeballs, your glasses or contacts, and your phone.
1. We’ll guide you through a simple (but thorough) eligibility quiz to make sure the app is a good fit for you.
2. If you’re eligible, the app takes you through an equally simple vision test. You'll need to complete it in a quiet, well-lit spot where you have about 10 feet of space.
3. In about 48 hours, an eye doctor will assess your results. If they determine that you're still seeing well out of your current prescription, then the doctor may renew it and you'll pay $15 for one renewed prescription or $25 for both.
FYI: Virtual Vision Test by Warby Parker is not a comprehensive eye exam and it isn’t meant to replace visits to your eye doctor. It’s important to get your eye health examined periodically, even if you aren’t experiencing any vision problems, so please follow the advice of your doctor. Good to keep those peepers in check.
*Pricing*
- You’ll only be charged if we can renew your prescription
- You’ll hear back from our doctors within 48 hours. If the doctor renews your prescription, you’ll be charged $15 for a renewed glasses or contacts prescription—or $25 for both.
- If they cannot renew your prescription and instead recommend you get an in-person, comprehensive eye exam, you will not be charged.
*Eligibility*
To use Virtual Vision Test, you must meet eligibility requirements set by state regulations and our doctors. Virtual Vision Test is great for anyone who:
- Is between 18 and 65 years old
- Does not live in one of the following states: AK, DC, GA, ID, KY, NJ, NM, SC, SD, WA, WV
- Has a single-vision distance Rx (not readers or progressives)
- Has no eye health concerns or symptoms
- Sees well with their current glasses or contacts
How it works!
It’s as simple as reading the eye chart at the doctor’s office—but on your phone. You just need your eyeballs, your glasses or contacts, and your phone.
1. We’ll guide you through a simple (but thorough) eligibility quiz to make sure the app is a good fit for you.
2. If you’re eligible, the app takes you through an equally simple vision test. You'll need to complete it in a quiet, well-lit spot where you have about 10 feet of space.
3. In about 48 hours, an eye doctor will assess your results. If they determine that you're still seeing well out of your current prescription, then the doctor may renew it and you'll pay $15 for one renewed prescription or $25 for both.
FYI: Virtual Vision Test by Warby Parker is not a comprehensive eye exam and it isn’t meant to replace visits to your eye doctor. It’s important to get your eye health examined periodically, even if you aren’t experiencing any vision problems, so please follow the advice of your doctor. Good to keep those peepers in check.
Version history
34.0.0
2023-03-30
Bug fixes and optimizations
33.0.0
2023-02-15
Bug fixes
32.0.0
2023-02-06
Bug fixes
31.0.0
2023-01-18
Bug fixes
30.0.0
2023-01-09
Bug fixes
29.2.0
2023-01-04
Bug fixes
29.1.0
2022-12-26
Bug fixes
29.0.0
2022-12-13
You can now renew both glasses and contacts prescriptions with one simple vision test!
28.0.0
2022-12-02
Bug fixes
27.1.0
2022-11-07
Bug fixes and optimizations
27.0.0
2022-11-03
Bug fixes and optimizations
26.0.0
2022-10-19
We now support sign in with Google and Apple!
25.0.0
2022-10-11
Bug fixes and optimizations
24.1.0
2022-10-04
Bug fixes and optimizations
24.0.0
2022-08-25
Bug fixes and optimizations
23.0.0
2022-08-01
Bug fixes and optimizations
22.0.0
2022-07-20
Bug fixes and optimizations
21.1.0
2022-07-07
Bug fixes and optimizations
21.0.0
2022-07-06
Bug fixes and optimizations
20.0.0
2022-06-24
Bug fixes and optimizations
19.1.0
2022-06-09
Bug fixes and optimizations
19.0.0
2022-06-07
Bug fixes and optimizations
18.0.0
2022-05-31
Bug fixes and optimizations
17.0.0
2022-05-20
Bug fixes and optimizations
16.1.0
2022-05-19
Bug fixes and optimizations
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Ratings
4.7 out of 5
13.8K Ratings
Reviews
Julie-Joy,
So convenient!!!! So SMART!!!
I fell in love with Warby Parker and get at least 3 compliments a day on my glasses. But as you guessed, as soon as I wanted to add to my collection because they were sooooo reasonably priced I got an email from them saying my Rx was expired (which even them being on that is amazing) so I was like crap. Got to go do my yearly exam and I don’t have insurance so I usually have to go to Costco (which I am still grateful for because you do need to get comprehensive eye exams) which the app reminds you of constantly. But when I found out I could download this app and use it with my computer to confirm with a doctor that my prescription hadn’t changed for only $40 I was shocked! So I did it. It was so genius. Even how they have you measure the screen to your computer is sooooo smart!! My husband was watching me do the whole process and he was so impressed. AND they approved my Rx and it immediately went to Warby Parker and this time I went to and actual location (Abbott Kinney) so I could try on the whole collection if I wanted. They had all of my prescription info and just like that placed an order for two more pairs of glasses that will show up within a week I think. It saved me so much money and more importantly, TIME!! Thank you to whoever thought up this genius idea!!!!!
DrRosenQuist,
Buggy
Hey. I love WP and decided to give this app a try. Seems fairly straightforward but here is my issue. First the positive - the test is really quick and easy. But then… the app says your RX will be reviewed by a doctor within 48 hours of submitting it. Now although I did the test over the weekend, it’s been three days and I’ve got nothing concrete from them (took the test on a Saturday and it’s Tuesday night, now), which brings me to my next point. After you take the test, there’s no record of it, what the progress is, when you took it, no test id, etc, either in this app or in the WP app - no confirmation email, order number, nothing like that, which seems either lazy or like maybe the app is broken. The third thing is that I was finally sent an email today announcing my RX was ready, and it included no specific information but it did link me to what it said was my prescription. The link took me to a broken page that wouldn’t load. I contacted customer service and they said the test was still pending and they didn’t know why I had been charged or why I had received the email saying the Rx was ready. To their credit they offered me free shipping on my glasses so maybe that’s something??? Finally, the lack of communication from this app, the lack of transparency in the process and the lack of communication across the apps (WP and vision test) is frustrating and messy. In retrospect I would have just gone to an optometrist and gotten my prescription in an hour.
Denaci,
GREAT app - one suggestion
This is a fantastic app. It is easy and delightful to use and gave me a new prescription within 24 hours. This is especially wonderful because I needed a prescription update to get blue light glasses for working at home bc of Covid, and no place was open to get a prescription. Whole process took only half an hour!! The one small suggestion I have is for the last step. When you are supposed to choose your current glasses or upload a prescription, I chose my current Warby Parker distance frames which I had bought online using a distance prescription. The app said these were ineligible, that only distance prescriptions were eligible. I was confused, and almost gave up because I thought that my vision was too bad for app ( I have terrible nearsightedness and astigmatism). But I thought I would try uploading my prescription (the same one as I used for the glasses) and see what happened. Luckily I got a prescription!! So perhaps change the “ineligible” message to something less confusing because I nearly dropped off. But this is a small thing!! Thank you developers, PMs, and other relevant stakeholders for a phenomenal product!! You have really made my life easier and better!!
VINEREAD,
Straight forward, one suggestion
I took the test since I was eligible and it’s SO much more convenient than having to take half a day to go out, sit in a waiting room, get my eyes tested, wait another 30 minutes for results, etc. and with the cost of the test + gas… it’s a no from me. I’ve been wearing glasses for 5+ years and while my vision has changed a little bit, I can still efficiently see out of my 5 year old glasses. This is a GREAT option for me.
I knocked one star off because of uncertainty of accuracy. For the test you have to use your phone to swipe. For someone with small hands and big phone, this is pretty hard to do with one hand, since the other has to be used to cover your left or right eye. I feel like I may have missed a few circles on the test because of awkward hand swiping. If I moved my phone too much, I would have to recalibrate (which happened about 6 times during the process). One way I would try to solve this and maybe provide a directional keypad on the screen with the ability to zoom the keypad out to accommodate smaller hands.
Other than that, this company has thought of it all!
I knocked one star off because of uncertainty of accuracy. For the test you have to use your phone to swipe. For someone with small hands and big phone, this is pretty hard to do with one hand, since the other has to be used to cover your left or right eye. I feel like I may have missed a few circles on the test because of awkward hand swiping. If I moved my phone too much, I would have to recalibrate (which happened about 6 times during the process). One way I would try to solve this and maybe provide a directional keypad on the screen with the ability to zoom the keypad out to accommodate smaller hands.
Other than that, this company has thought of it all!
Kamui582,
Easy App Experience, Had Problems with Rx but Customer Support Saved It
Let me preface this by saying this is my third review of this product. I received a prescription very quickly, and the app is an incredibly smooth experience. I had a little trouble at first getting to the right distance to take the test, but once that was resolved it was very easy.
I did, however, have a problem on the backend. I received a prescription for the wrong product. I did have to go through quite a few loops (which took over a week) with customer service to get the issue resolved. It seems the problem was with the prescribing physician, not with Warby Parker. I am updating my review this app to four stars, from one star.
This is thanks to an absolutely wonderful customer support manager who saved the day, and took care of my problem flawlessly (not sure if I can share her name here, but first initial J, thank you SO much!). Those extra stars are thanks to her!
I did, however, have a problem on the backend. I received a prescription for the wrong product. I did have to go through quite a few loops (which took over a week) with customer service to get the issue resolved. It seems the problem was with the prescribing physician, not with Warby Parker. I am updating my review this app to four stars, from one star.
This is thanks to an absolutely wonderful customer support manager who saved the day, and took care of my problem flawlessly (not sure if I can share her name here, but first initial J, thank you SO much!). Those extra stars are thanks to her!
lejacks,
I really want to love it…
If you meet the qualifications, this app along with the service… I’m assuming would be amazing but if you’re like me and have had progressive or bifocals, let me just save you the trouble of downloading the app and wasting your time cause you’re not going to qualify. Even though I knew I most likely wouldn’t… it was still worth a shot to me I guess. I would’ve rated the app higher even though I didn’t technically prequalify… cause I don’t think the initial process should be this complicated to see if you just prequalify or not, maybe to some it's easy or not an issue but I had to go through a lot of trouble to free up space on my device, finally get the app to download, wait forever for it to download… only to be told within the first minute of literally downloading the app “that I don’t qualify” and then having to go through the trouble of deleting the app faster than I was able to even download it in the first place.
I think the initial qualification questions should just be something that’s just offered online on the actual site and if someone qualifies, cool… then have them go through the trouble of downloading the app but it’s very counter productive and highly annoying in my experience and that’s why I rated it poorly.
I think the initial qualification questions should just be something that’s just offered online on the actual site and if someone qualifies, cool… then have them go through the trouble of downloading the app but it’s very counter productive and highly annoying in my experience and that’s why I rated it poorly.
Mickeybaby89,
Great concept, TERRIBLE execution!
I downloaded this app thinking that I could bypass going to an optometrist and spending almost $75 for an eye exam. The app basically instructs you to go onto their website and sync your phone with your computer, so that you may use your phone as a remote during the test. Sounds awesome, right?! It then instructs you to stand 11 feet away from your computer. Easy! The problem comes into play when the test starts. During the first test, I noticed that there was a bit of lag between what I was doing on my phone and what was happening on my computer, which caused me to select some things erroneously. So, I started over and just took my time to make sure that I accounted for the lag. When the second test came up, I was instructed that it needed to recalibrate the distance between my phone and my computer, which were still the same. It did this over ten times. When it finally passed this point, and started the second test, the lag was even more apparent. It also would stop in the middle of the test and make me recalibrate, even though I didn’t not move an inch from where I was standing the whole time. So, I just gave up. I’ll be going to my eye doctor soon!
Princeton Princess,
A Great idea But…..
This is a great idea and I wish I could have tried it. I thought the eligibility test was related to my insurance and not what it turned out to be… The app tells me that it is not available in my area. That fact alone isn’t a reason to criticize this app, how ever not understanding what the service area is or who is eligible to use it and not being able to find this information bothers me.
The TV commercials also failed to mention— as far as I know after seeing them so many times— that you cannot take an eye test with an app if you are an older person with a dual prescription or someone who leads bifocals in plain English. I can imagine that might be challenging to do in an app based on the phone, but hopefully in the future that will be possible.
The TV commercials also failed to mention— as far as I know after seeing them so many times— that you cannot take an eye test with an app if you are an older person with a dual prescription or someone who leads bifocals in plain English. I can imagine that might be challenging to do in an app based on the phone, but hopefully in the future that will be possible.
bartub,
This App Needs Glasses
I got thru the questionnaire fine and was trying to set up the distance. I pointed my iPhone at the checkerboard on my laptop, kept backing up per the directions, got to a certain distance and it said “we can’t detect your screen.” I got as far as 9.2 out of 11 which I assume means number of feet away. But I was standing next to the 15’ mark of the tape measure I had on the floor next to me and somehow the app is still telling me I’m only at 9.2 (feet away) out of 11. Then it turns yellow and says “we can’t detect your screen”.
Yes, maybe because you had me back up so much, I’m now in Canada.
I shut off all the lights to avoid a glare. Same thing. I dimmed my laptop screen a bit. Same thing. I brightened my laptop screen a bit. Same thing. I took my iPhone case off. Same thing. I tried for 30 minutes to get it to stick. Nothing. Just me tripping over furniture in the dark. So now I need an orthopedic prescription, too.
Yes, maybe because you had me back up so much, I’m now in Canada.
I shut off all the lights to avoid a glare. Same thing. I dimmed my laptop screen a bit. Same thing. I brightened my laptop screen a bit. Same thing. I took my iPhone case off. Same thing. I tried for 30 minutes to get it to stick. Nothing. Just me tripping over furniture in the dark. So now I need an orthopedic prescription, too.
ajc219,
Broken and useless
I've tried this thing three times and had the same error from up every time. It will say that the distance from my computer has changed (even though I haven't moved) and that it needs to reset the distance. Okay, fine, reset it then. Except it doesn't do anything from there. It just puts up a screen saying that it needs to reset the distance. No buttons to press, no instructions on how to reset the distance, and no ability to continue the tests. I kept tapping the screen trying to figure out how, exactly, one is supposed to reset the distance. Nothing happens, it just stays on that screen. The only thing you can do is to restart the app and begin the entire process all over again. I did this three times before finally giving up.
Seems like a neat idea and the actual tests were easy enough to do, but this app is completely useless until they fix this issue.
Seems like a neat idea and the actual tests were easy enough to do, but this app is completely useless until they fix this issue.
