After concerns were raised by the Kentucky Optometric Association, the state attorney general on May 10 announced a settlement with Warby Parker for violating Kentucky’s Consumer Protection in Eye Care Act with its online vision test.
According to a government-issued press release, 69 Kentucky residents were “improperly given” Warby Parker’s virtual vision test from July to October 2021. The retailer cooperated with the investigation and took the test offline. It will be fined $138,000, which may be reduced to $55,200 if the company has no further violations for 5