Warby Parker Promo Codes & Insurance Savings

1. Check your vision benefits before you pay

   Coverage applied at checkout (in-network)Low effortAnyone with a vision plan

   Enter your name, date of birth and ZIP code on Warby Parker's insurance page and it shows whether you have benefits for frames, contacts or eye exams; in-network coverage is applied automatically and you pay any copay or remaining balance. Its in-network carriers include UnitedHealthcare, Davis Vision and Superior Vision, plus some VSP plans. With other carriers you pay full price, then claim reimbursement with an itemized receipt, which Warby Parker says takes 2–3 weeks depending on the carrier.^{[4, 5]}

   1. Enter your details on the insurance page (some plans also ask for a member ID).
   2. In-network: benefits apply at checkout and you pay the copay or balance.
   3. Out-of-network: get the itemized receipt from your account and send it with your carrier's claim form.

2. Put two or more pairs in one order

   20% off the lower-priced pair(s)Low effortAnyone buying 2+ pairs of glasses or sunglasses

   Add a Pair and Save takes 20% off every additional pair of eyeglasses or sunglasses, prescription or not, as soon as two or more are in your cart; the discount lands on the pair(s) of lower or equal value, and no code is needed. Under the offer's terms, insurance benefits may go toward the pair that isn't discounted. Accessories, contacts and gift cards don't count, and the order can't be paid with Affirm.^[1]

3. Contact lens wearers: use the first-order discount and the supply bonus

   20% off, then a $25–$50 frame creditLow effortContact lens wearers

   Your first contacts order at Warby Parker is 20% off, applied automatically to every lens product in the cart, but not together with in-network insurance benefits. An annual supply for both eyes earns a $50 eyewear credit, and six months or more of daily lenses earns $25; the code is emailed once the lenses ship and is valid for 90 days on glasses or sunglasses. The credit is still issued when insurance paid for the supply, but it can't be used alongside in-network benefits on the glasses.^{[2, 3, 23]}

4. Pay with FSA or HSA dollars

   Pre-tax money for eyewear and examsLow effortAnyone with an FSA or HSA

   Warby Parker accepts FSA and HSA cards affiliated with a major credit card for prescription glasses (including progressives and blue-light, anti-fatigue and light-responsive lenses), prescription sunglasses, contact lenses, readers and eye exams. Its FSA page notes that many FSAs expire on December 31, and the 20% first-contacts discount still applies when you pay this way. Some accessories may qualify too; Warby Parker suggests asking your account provider before ordering one.^{[4, 6, 18]}

5. Use the no-scratch guarantee before paying for new lenses

   Free lens replacement for six monthsSome effortPrescription glasses and sunglasses

   Scratched prescription lenses are replaced free within six months under Warby Parker's no-scratch guarantee; take the glasses to a store to start. After that, replacement lenses start at $65 for glasses and $155 for sunglasses, and the frames come back within 30 days.^{[14, 17]}

   1. Bring the glasses to a Warby Parker store, with any updated prescription.
   2. An optician inspects the frames and sends them to the optical lab.
   3. The refreshed pair is shipped back to you.

Codes and offers kept by David Jones, who lists only codes the store makes public.

Warby Parker applies its current offers automatically in the cart, without a promo code. The only codes its pages describe are one-time frame credits emailed to contact lens buyers and tied to their account. We list only codes Warby Parker shows publicly on its own site, with their end dates.

1. Returning one pair takes back the multi-pair discount

   If you return or cancel either item from an Add a Pair and Save order, the discount is removed: your refund is the returned item's full retail price minus the discount you received. Exchanges are recalculated so the discount stays on the lower-priced item.^[1]

2. Insurance and offers mostly don't mix

   The insurance page says benefits can't be combined with promo codes or discounts. The first-contacts discount and the supply-bonus credit both exclude in-network benefits, and Add a Pair lets benefits go only toward the pair that isn't discounted.^{[1, 2, 3, 4]}

3. The frame credit expires 90 days after it's issued

   The supply-bonus code works in one transaction only and any unused balance is forfeited. It can't be split across orders, used on another account, or spent on accessories, contacts or gift cards.^[3]

4. No Affirm on multi-pair orders

   Add a Pair and Save can't be paid for with Affirm, and its promotional value can't be spread across more than one form of payment.^[1]

5. Home Try-On has ended

   Warby Parker's Home Try-On program is over. To see frames on your face before buying, use Virtual Try-On on its website or app, or visit a store.^[11]