Customer reviews of Changermesverres

Thank you for this feedback, and let us look into it with you.

It sometimes happens that the reference selected does not exactly match the frame model, which would explain the shape difference you describe. Write to us at [email protected] with your order number and a photo of the inside of your temple arm, where the exact model reference is engraved (brand, code and dimensions).

That will tell us whether the lenses ordered correspond to your frame. As soon as we have it, we will come back to you with the best solution.

Your model comes in several sizes, separated by only one or two millimeters, and it sometimes happens that a neighboring variation is selected at the time of ordering, which is enough to create this slight friction.

Write to us at [email protected] with your order number and a photo of the engraving inside your branch: we will verify the reference, and if necessary, we will guide you to the correct size, we will remake your lenses custom-made for free based on one of your original lenses, or we will refund you.

There is no reason to settle for an imperfect fit.

Thank you very much for your feedback, and glad that the lenses fit perfectly to your frame!

Regarding the effects you describe, an explanation is necessary, as they are actually the signature of the polarizing, not a defect. The "rainbow" reflections on the windshield or a visor come from the interaction between the polarizing filter and the internal constraints of these surfaces (laminated glass, treated plastics): the filter reveals patterns invisible to the naked eye. The same goes for screens: some phones and dashboards emit light that is itself polarized, which can darken or iridesce depending on the angle. This is the functioning of any polarizing lens, regardless of the brand.

In return, this same filter eliminates glare from the road, water, and shiny surfaces; it is a trade-off. For uses where screens and visors are paramount, especially motorcycles, a non-polarizing tint may be a more suitable choice, and our customer service is there to discuss it: [email protected].

Thank you for your trust!

Thank you very much for your feedback!

You are right, our lenses are significantly thinner than the originals, and it's a deliberate technical choice. But good news for durability: it's precisely their flexibility that protects them. Our TAC lenses bend without breaking where a rigid lens would mark the impact, and their thinness makes them lightweight, a real comfort to wear. Thin does not mean fragile, it's actually the opposite: they absorb impacts by flexing.

Glad they do the job, and thank you for your trust!

Ben – CMV

Thank you for your feedback, and if the tint received does not match your order, we will obviously resolve this.

Just write to us at [email protected] with your order number and a photo of the lenses received: we will check, and if a preparation error occurred, the correct tint will be sent to you at no cost, that is our commitment.

Our customer service is precisely there for that: when something goes wrong, we find a solution quickly and without arguing.

Thank you very much for your feedback, and glad that the lenses satisfy you!

Regarding the pouch, a misunderstanding has probably occurred, and we understand it: the pouch included with your order is a protective pouch for the lenses, the one in which they travel to you, and not a case for your mounted glasses. If it was not included in your package, please write to us at [email protected] and we will check that.

And good news for your search: you are not the only one asking us for it, and that is precisely why we are preparing the upcoming arrival of hard cases and soft pouches for glasses in our catalog. Your need is exactly what guides our new products!

Thank you for your trust.