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Their biggest strengths are that they've been around a long time (since 2000), and have an exceptional website - it's easy to use and almost flawless in every respect. The downside to 39 dollar glasses is the price - they're at the higher end of the "discount lenses" scale, and don't include a lot of freebies. On one hand, your $39 gets you Polycarbonate lenses which is a superior material and a good step up from the typical glass or CR39 plastic lenses offered elsewhere. On the other hand, adding an anti-reflective coating for example bumps up the price of your glasses by $25, where most other retailers offer the coating for free (or at least a lower cost), although to be fair many of those other retailers are putting the AR coating on CR39. If you're looking for Polycarbonate lenses, it's actually a pretty good deal. If you don't mind CR39 or glass though and are looking to spend as little as possible, you may want to look elsewhere.

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