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If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your frames, you may return them,within 14 days for a refund. Refunds will be issued within 7 business days from receipt of the item and will be subject to a 15% restocking fee. Shipping costs will not be refunded. If you opted for FREE SHIPPING keep in mind shipping costs will be deducted from your order upon return.

Please contact us at sales@SunglassExpo.com to let us know about the return and you will be issued a RMA #. The item must be in brand new perfect condition, the same as when you received it. All returned merchandise must be in its original saleable condition when received. Please be sure to include all of the original material that we sent with the merchandise.

Items must be sent via UPS,FEDEX or any other Insured Carrier for shipment with Signature Confirmation. We cannot be responsible for items that are lost in the mail on the way back to us.

Please write your name, address, email address, order number, and date you placed the order on a separate piece of paper. Send this information in the package to the following address:

All sales of CLOSEOUT items are FINAL. NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES.

Merchandise may be sent back for exchange or online store credit within 14 days of purchase. Exchanges are accepted on items that are unworn, unused, in new condition and ALL tags attached. All claims should be done within 14 days of receipt of merchandise and should be sent prepaid. We will do an exchange only! Shipping and handling is not refundable. There is a 10% exchnage fee that will be charged. We will not be able to process your exchange without having your original order back to us. Please contact us prior return of goods at: sales@sunglassexpo.com. Send back the item within 14 days with a short note indicating which item you want to replace with and we will happily make all the necessary arrangements. If you paid with a credit card we will bill your card for the difference in price or credit your card if there is a credit. Shipping fees will be charged once again. Send to the following address:

Ultraviolet (UV) protection is a concern for many Americans, particularly in the spring and summer months, but most people are thinking about their skin, not their eyes. The American Optometric Association (AOA) warns that prolonged exposure to the sun's UV rays and short wavelength light (violet and blue light) without proper protection may cause eye conditions that can lead to a variety of vision disorders.

According to the AOA's 2007 American Eye-Q® survey, which identified Americans' attitudes and behaviors regarding eye care and related issues, 40 percent of Americans do not think UV protection is an important factor to consider when purchasing sunglasses.

"Just as skin is 'burned' by UV radiation the eye can also suffer damage," said Gregory Good, OD, Ph.D., member of AOA's Commission on Ophthalmic Standards. "The lesson-especially for young people-is that eyes need protection, too. Protection can be achieved by simple, safe, and inexpensive methods such as wearing a brimmed hat and using eyewear that properly absorbs UV radiation."

Overexposure to UV rays has been linked to age-related cataracts, pterygium, photokeratitis and corneal degenerative changes, the AOA said. These conditions can cause blurred vision, irritation, redness, tearing, temporary vision loss and, in some instances, blindness. And, while the correlation is still unclear, there appears to be a link between excessive summer sun exposure and retinal pigmentation.

The AOA cautions that the effects of sunlight exposure are cumulative; therefore, individuals whose work or recreational activities involve lengthy exposure to sunlight are at the greatest risk. UV radiation reflects off surfaces such as snow, water and white sand, so the risk is particularly high for people on beaches, boats or ski slopes. The risk for serious damage is greatest during the mid-day hours, generally from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and during summer months.

Children and teenagers are particularly susceptible to the sun's damaging rays because they typically spend more time outdoors than adults, and the lenses of their eyes are more transparent than those of adults. The transparent lenses allow more short wavelength light to reach the retina of the eye.

The effects of UV radiation are cumulative, so it's important to develop good protection habits early in life, such as wearing sunglasses with UV protection. The American Eye-Q® survey showed that 61 percent of Americans buy sunglasses for their children, but 23 percent do not check that the lenses provide protection against UV rays.

By educating Americans about the dangers of UV rays on the eyes and the importance of choosing proper eyewear that provides the best UV protection, doctors of optometry are helping patients protect their long-term eye health.

The following top five tips from the American Optometric Association can help prevent further eye damage from exposure to UV radiation:

1. Wear protective eyewear any time your eyes are exposed to UV radiation, even on cloudy days and during the winter.

2. Look for quality sunglasses that offer good protection. Sunglasses should block out 99 to 100 percent of UV-A and UV-B radiation and screen out 75 to 90 percent of visible light.

3. Check to make sure sunglass lenses are perfectly matched in color and free of distortions or imperfections.

4. Purchase gray-colored lenses because they reduce light intensity without altering the color of objects, providing the most natural color vision.

5. Don't forget protection for children and teenagers. They typically spend more time in the sun than adults and are at greater risk of damaging their retinas from short wavelength light.

Additionally, be sure to receive routine comprehensive eye exams from an eye doctor. It's a good way to monitor eye health, maintain good vision, and keep up-to-date on the latest in UV radiation protection.

In the event the order is cancelled before we ship the item, a 20% cancellation fee will be applied.. Shipping costs will be refunded completely. The reason behind this process is that once you place an order it goes right to our vendors for shipping and we are not allowed to stop the order.

Layaway Order cancellation.
In the event the layaway order is cancelled. You will be refunded all payments except for the first. Due to us having to order the item we are unable to refund you fully. Shipping costs will be refunded completely. The reason behind this process is that once you place an order it goes right to our vendors for payment and we own the item.

SunGlassExpo.com, the internet’s largest retailer of discount designer sunglasses offers over 25 brands of sunglasses at prices discounted as much as 20-70% off retail. We carry hot designer sunglass brands such as Gucci, D&G, Dior 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 SunglassExpo.com provide 98-100% protection from harmful UV radiation.

All items that are sent overseas are shipped with the United States Postal Service. SunglassExpo.com will not charge any duty or taxes for an international order, however we can not guarantee that you will not be charged those by customs authorities. Custom duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the customer. Please contact your local customs office for details. We try very hard to make our international customers happy.