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Please allow 1-3 working business days for processing your order. Products are typically shipped during normal business hours Monday through Friday. 

Please allow 7-20 days for normal delivery. Times may vary depending on customs clearance times for different countries. Tracking numbers are provided upon shipment to help you keep up with where your product(s) are at any given time. 

1. United States (US)
2. Australia
3. Canada
4. United Kingdom (UK)
5. New Zealand
6. Austria
7. Belgium
8. Brazil
9. Canada
10. Denmark
11. Finland
12. France*
13. Germany
14. Greece
15. Hong Kong
16. Hungary
17. Ireland
18. Israel
19. Italy
20. Japan
21. Korea
22. Luxembourg
23. Malaysia
24. Mexico
25. Netherlands
26. Norway
27. Poland
28. Portugal
29. Russia
30. Saudi Arabia
31. Singapore
32. Spain**
33. Sweden
34. Switzerland
35. Turkey
36. Ukraine

* Packages can be shipped to mainland France with zip codes that start with 01 to 95. However, packages cannot currently be shipped to overseas territories, including Corsica, Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, Reunion, St. Pierre and Miquelon and Mayotte.

** Spain is currently undergoing a test run and is not available in all cities just yet.

*** Packages can be shipped to mainland UK as well as the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.

**** Packages can be shipped to all states, territories and military addresses within the United States.

Yes! We ship to most other countries not included in the standard delivery list. Please email us at info@youthlylabs.com if you have any inquiries regarding countries we deliver to.

You may cancel your order within 8 hours of order placement. 

For order cancellation after tracking numbers are issued (without returning the product(s)), we accept the following conditions for full or partial refund:

1) Damaged goods received (with photo evidence)

2) Package did not arrive within the times specified above

We do not accept the following conditions for order cancellation or refunds:

1) Package did not arrive within customer's personal desired date to meet an event or schedule

2) Package did not arrive within shipping times specified due to incorrect address submitted during time of order placement or customer not being home for the delivery

3) Tracking shows package delivered but customer claims to not have received it

4) Package could not be delivered because customer provided an address that is not accessible by the local courier (ex: gate security codes, multiple mail rooms in large building, declined due to work place regulations)

Our currency converter currently applies for the following countries:

1. USA
2. Canada
3. UK
4. EU countries
5. Australia
6. New Zealand
7. Singapore
8. Sweden
9. Russia

Because our business is based in the United States, our system defaults to USD during the checkout process. This will not affect your checkout.

Mirror-coated lenses limit the amount of light entering your eyes, so you're more comfortable. Mirror coatings (also called flash coatings) are highly reflective coatings applied to the front surface of lenses to reduce the amount of light entering the eye. This makes them especially beneficial for activities in very bright conditions, such as snow skiing on a sunny day. Choosing the color of a mirror coating is a purely cosmetic decision. The color of the mirror coating you choose does not influence your color perception — it's the color of the tinted lens under the coating that determines how mirrored sunglasses affect your color vision.

Polarized lenses: light usually scatters in all directions, but when it's reflected from flat surfaces, it tends to become polarized, meaning it travels in a more uniform (usually horizontal) direction. This creates an annoying and sometimes dangerous intensity of reflected light that causes glare and reduces visibility. Polarized sunglasses provide superior glare protection — especially on the water. These lenses contain a special filter that blocks this type of intense reflected light, reducing glare.Though polarized sunglasses improve comfort and visibility, you will encounter some instances when these lenses may not be advisable. One example is downhill skiing, where you don't want to block light reflecting off icy patches because this alerts skiers to hazards they are approaching. In addition, polarized lenses may reduce the visibility of images produced by liquid crystal displays (LCDs) or light-emitting diode displays (LEDs) found on the dashboards of some cars or in other places such as the digital screens on automatic teller machines and self-service gas pumps. With polarized lenses, you also may be unable to see your cell phone or GPS device.

Anti-reflective coating: improves vision, reduces eye strain, and makes the sunglasses look more attractive.These benefits are due to the ability of AR coating to virtually eliminate reflections from the front and back surfaces of your eyeglass lenses. With reflections gone, more light passes through your lenses to optimize visual acuity with fewer distractions (especially at night), and the lenses look nearly invisible — which enhances your appearance by drawing more attention to your eyes and helping you make better "eye contact" with others. AR coating also reduces glare and halos around lights at night and eliminates unattractive reflections on your lenses.

By eliminating reflections, AR coating also makes your eyeglass lenses look nearly invisible so people can see your eyes and facial expressions more clearly. Anti-reflective glasses also are more attractive, so you can look your best in all lighting conditions. The visual benefits of lenses with anti-reflective coating include sharper vision with less glare when driving at night and greater comfort during prolonged computer use (compared with wearing eyeglass lenses without AR coating).

Gradient lenses are tinted from the top down, so that the top of the lens is darkest. These lenses are good for driving, because they shield your eyes from overhead sunlight and allow more light through the bottom half of the lens so you can see your dashboard clearly.

Photochromic lenses are clear (or nearly clear) indoors and darken automatically when exposed to sunlight. Other terms sometimes used for photochromic lenses include "light-adaptive lenses" and "variable tint lenses." The molecules responsible for causing photochromic lenses to darken are activated by the sun's ultraviolet radiation. Because UV rays penetrate clouds, photochromic lenses will darken on overcast days as well as sunny days. Photochromic lenses typically will not darken inside a vehicle because the windshield glass blocks most UV rays. Because a person's lifetime exposure to sunlight and UV radiation has been associated with cataracts later in life, it's a good idea to consider photochromic lenses for children's eyewear as well as for eyeglasses for adults.