DeefocusReviews of deefocus.com

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If I could put minus 100 stars I would. Total scam from Lithuania. As others have said, I ordered one pair as my eyesight is crap. It then gave option to change the order for 2 pairs at the same price for one. As I'd already put my PayPal info in, as soon as I pressed add to basket ( for the deal) it didn't give me an option to review the order. So then they charged me £139 for 3 pairs and double shipping! As soon as I saw this, within minutes I requested to cancel through PayPal and the company's support email and literally 12 minutes later it said dispatched. 12 minutes!? That's impossible. I've opened a case with PayPal who are helping me, but the extra money they took without my authorisation was Xmas money. PayPal shouldn't associate themselves with known fraudulent sites and they have a duty of care for users. Hopefully they will cover this but I have to wait 10 days. 3 days before Xmas. I'm heartbroken. Also as an added bones, they somehow set up future authorised payments on my PayPal. I've cancelled this and had to change my password in the process. I suggest you check with your bank or PayPal to cancel this access. It's a real shame as so many low income people would love glasses that they can adjust, as cost effective, but they are ripping us all off. Anyway forget trying to contact them. Go through your payment issuer.

I should have done a research before that I ordered this low construction low quality glasses beside been over priced they don't adjust or focus as they claim, not matter what I do they don't improve vision everything is all blurry? a set of reading glasses do better people please don't fall victim as I did they don't work

Like to thank the people who have taken the time to alert people to the shoddy overpriced claims if Deefocus glasses ...I consider myself pretty aware but admit I was prepared to give them a go until reading Trust Pilot reviews ,thanks folks

I recently purchased a pair of Deefocus adjustable glasses. They are poor quality, uncomfortable to wear, difficult to adjust, and even when adjusted give poor vision. I have tried six times to contact the company by e-mail for a full refund, but every time it comes up with Mail Delivery Service Failure. A dreadful product and company.

This review is based upon my 90-year old mother’s experience of ordering from this company. Mum watched an advert on YouTube for “Self-Adjusting Eye-Glasses”. Shortly afterwards, Google emailed her a link to the Deefocus website. She intended only to purchase a single pair (“Starter Pack”) for £34.99. However, after she had entered her card details, 2 additional glasses and extended warantees somehow crept into her basket. Two days later, she was astonished to discover £160.89 debited from her bank account. She contacted DeeFocus support to let them know of their error and cancelled the order. But they simply ignored her request. Her package arrived one week after the order was placed. It contained 3 pairs of spectacles and a few lens cloths. I inspected the items. The “Self-Adjusting spectacles” are of obviously poor quality. I can’t imagine anyone finding these satisfactory. Subsequently, I discovered a similar (perhaps identical) product marketed on Amazon (“Katslyn Deefocus”) for £8.49 with a 2-Star rating. Personally, I would not have thought they were worth even that much. Mum then tried to engage with the return procedure. It’s tricky - you can’t simply reply to previous emails. If you do, you just get an auto reply with a boilerplate message. You’ve got to write a completely new email, having to re-iterate in all the previous details. Finally we got a reply. They give you a choice: you can get a 100% refund, but you need to cover all postage costs. Or you can keep the goods and get an immediate 50% refund (which still leaves the unit costs of the spectacles 100% higher than Amazon). The weblink for both options contains an empty T&C link - I don’t believe either option would actually result in a refund. (NB. If goods are “unsolicited” - as the extra spectacles were - it seems unreasonable for the unwilling recipient to be expected to pay for return postage. Check out “Unsolicited Goods” on the Citizens Advice website.) In the end, we contacted Mum’s bank to report the £160.89 as a suspected fraudulent transaction. Nationwide were super-helpful, and mentioned that the vendor had already tried to make 2 further (unauthorised) debits against Mum’s account. The card has now been cancelled, and the vendor has been blocked from making further debits against Mum’s account. Summary: avoid DeeFocus like the plague.

Einen Stern zu geben, ist schon zu viel. Diese Brillen sind der wahre Schrott. Ich habe sie zurückgeschickt, Foto hinterhergeschickt und umfangreichen Email-Kontakt gehabt, aber bis heute kein Geld zurück.

Just want you to know I'm very thankful for your candid reviews. The product looks awesome. If it does what it claims I'm on board. Ninety six percent give it a 1 star. I think that explains it all. Thank you all for taking the time.