Payout: Up to $50 Proof Required: No
A $39 million class action settlement has been reached with LensCrafters over allegations related to their AccuFit technology. If you qualify, you could receive up to $50 for each pair of prescription eyeglasses fitted using this technology. AccuFit was designed to digitally align prescription lenses and frames.
The lawsuit claims that LensCrafters falsely advertised AccuFit as highly precise, stating it could measure down to a “tenth of a millimeter.” The plaintiffs argued that LensCrafters did not have the capability to produce glasses with such precision, leading consumers to pay more than they would have if the claims were accurate. Although LensCrafters and its parent company, Luxottica, which operates around 1,100 LensCrafters locations globally, deny these allegations, they have agreed to settle for $39 million.
The lawsuit contends that consumers who paid for AccuFit glasses were misled about their precision, and claims that LensCrafters violated several laws, including:
To be eligible for a payout from the LensCrafters AccuFit Class Action Settlement, you must have purchased prescription eyeglasses from LensCrafters fitted using AccuFit technology in the United States.
Class members who file a valid claim will receive up to $50 per pair of qualifying prescription eyeglasses, based on the number of claims submitted. Payments will be made via ACH bank transfer, mailed check, prepaid card, or other digital payment methods.
To receive a payout, you must submit a claim form either online or by mail. Claim forms can be found at the following link:
Submit Claim – If You Received Notice ID
Submit Claim – No Notice Received
Mailing Address: AccuFit Class Action Settlement
c/o Kroll Settlement Administration LLC
P.O. Box 5324
New York, NY 10150-5324
You have two options for submitting your claim:
The exact date of the Final Approval Order is not yet known, but it is typically entered within 30-90 days after the final approval hearing. You must submit your claim within 30 days of the Final Approval Order.
No proof of purchase is required. However, if you lack a notice ID or any documentation regarding your glasses, purchase date, or LensCrafters location, you can still file a paper claim. You will need to certify the claim under penalty of perjury to confirm its accuracy.
Ensure your claim form is accurate and free of fraudulent information. Submitting false information can result in claim rejection and harm others who are genuinely eligible. For more details or to check if you qualify, visit the class action administrator’s website.