Want to buy new glasses but can’t find your prescription?

With Prescription Scanner, it’s easy & FREE to get the prescription from your current eyeglasses and start shopping for new glasses online. GlassesUSA.com is proud to offer this service as a part of making eyewear more affordable for everyone.

Key Benefits:
• Get your Rx in less than 5 min!
• Free
• FDA Listed
• Accurate
• Easy from home
• All you need is a smartphone, computer and a standard-size magnetic card

How it works:
• Scan your current glasses using only smartphone, computer screen and a magnetic card, thanks to our groundbreaking patented technology
• Get a valid prescription through a quick, simple process with audio & video tutorials to guide you every step of the way
• Get your PD
• Use the prescription to purchase new glasses online

About us:
GlassesUSA.com is the #1 online retailer for prescription eyewear in the US, with a pair of glasses sold every minute! This year we’re celebrating our 10 year anniversary, and we’re proud of changing the way people buy glasses and making them affordable for everyone.

Check out 1000’s of styles and brands like Ray Ban, Oakley, Armani, Gucci and more, as well as kids glasses, sport glasses, multifocals, contact lenses and more. Try on frames with the Virtual Mirror to see how they look on your face to find your perfect pair. With our Free shipping and returns there are no risks whatsoever, and now that you have your prescription you are ready to shop eyewear!


Who can use the Prescription Scanner?
• Healthy individuals, 18 or older
• Stable vision who are happy with current prescription
• Single vision prescription between -6.00 and +3.00
• Cylinder measurement lower than -2.50

Note: Please read our full Terms of Use. It includes, amongst other information, a detailed list of conditions and illnesses that are not eligible for accurate results.

You should not use Prescription Scanner if you:
• Have a progressive, multifocal, or bifocal prescription
• Have a prescription that include a prism measurement
• Have a high single-vision (distance or reading) and/or astigmatism powers
• Take any medication that affects your vision
• Have any illness or condition that affects eye health (refer to your doctor)