How To Repair Costa Sunglasses

Asked by: Fundamento Ujwal

asked in category: General Last Updated: 25th March, 2020

Can Costa Sunglasses be repaired?

Costa Repair Program

Whether it is normal wear and tear, scratched lenses, broken hinges, accidental damage, or misuse, your sunglasses can be repaired for less than the typical cost of buying a new pair. To start the repair process with Costa, click on the link below and complete the repair form.

Costa's Limited Lifetime Warranty We warrant Costa sunglasses* against defects in materials or workmanship for the lifetime of the product. Costa will repair or replace (with an identical or reasonably equivalent style), at our option, any product determined by Costa to have a manufacturer's defect.

Subsequently, question is, how much does it cost to repair Costa sunglasses? Lens Repair Pre-Approval

580 Glass	$89.00
580 Plastic	$69.00
C-Mates (Sunglass Readers)	$79.00

In this way, how can I get my Costa sunglasses repaired?

For information concerning Costa's Repair Program for Non-Covered Damage, including applicable fees, visit www.costadelmar.com or call 1-855-COSTARX. Costa Rx sunglass lenses and frames must be returned to your Eye Care Practitioner for Repair Program service.

How long does it take Costa to repair sunglasses?

Less than 2 weeks. It is a painless repair process. I've sent 3 pair to them over the past few years.

23 Related Question Answers Found

What is the best Costa lens color?

Choosing a Lens Color For offshore, blue mirror is the way to go. For freshwater and inshore, green mirror and copper are great options. For low light at dawn or dusk, sunrise silver mirror is perfect. Gray lenses are the best choice for everyday activities.

How do you get scratches out of Costa sunglasses?

"What you do is apply a small amount of baking soda-based toothpaste to a cotton ball and rub it into the scratch. Move the cotton ball around in a circular motion for a few seconds and rinse the toothpaste off with cool water. Use a soft, lint-free cloth to remove any moisture or toothpaste.

Can you buy replacement lenses for Costa Del Mar?

Replacement Lenses for Costa. Get rid of your scratched Costa lenses and experience the sharp, vivid clarity of Revant replacement lenses. With one-day processing, fast shipping, and prices a fraction of the cost of Costa replacement lenses, you'll be back on the open water with fresh vision in no time.

Are Costa sunglasses made in China?

Where Are Costa Sunglasses Made? Costa Del Mar sunglasses frames are made in either Taiwan, China, Japan or Mauritius, depending on frame style. Sunglasses are finished with lenses in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Does Costa Del Mar replace lost sunglasses?

Costa will replace scratched lenses one time and in the identical form (material, color, coatings and prescription) as originally purchased. Costa Rx sunglass lenses and frames must be returned to your Eye Care Practitioner for limited warranty service.

What are Costa 580 lenses?

Costa 580 lenses use patented technology to cut down on the yellow light, allowing the eye to see more red, blue and green. Simply put, they're the most advanced glare-beating polarized sun lenses on the planet, and they'll change the way you see, period.

How do you repair sunglasses?

The only way to fix cracked lenses is to replace them. Toothpaste Apply non-abrasive toothpaste on the lenses, particularly in the places where you spot a scratch. Rub the lenses firmly, in small circles, for about 30 seconds. Rinse the eyeglass frame and lenses with cold water and dry them with a soft cloth.

What is the warranty on Maui Jim sunglasses?

Maui Jim sunglasses are warranted to the original purchaser for two full years from the date of purchase against any defect in materials and workmanship when purchased from an authorized Maui Jim reseller. This warranty is void if original lenses or frames are altered.

What are the parts of glasses called?

Temples, Earpieces and Hinges Also called the "arms" of a pair of eyeglasses, temples are the stems that extend from the sides of the frame to the ears (they're named for the part of your face they rest closest to).