Warby Parker is trotting out Virtual Vision Test, a revamp of its Prescription Check app that lets you renew your glasses or contact lens prescription using only an iPhone and your existing eyewear.

In the newest version of its mobile app, Warby Parker has added a new feature called “Virtual Try-On,” which uses AR to overlay a pair of glasses on your face.

Warby Parker also said it has registered the app with the FDA. "We are fully confident that our test is safe and accurate," the company said in an email to Business Insider.

Warby Parker has always let you try on glasses before you buy them, either in-store or shipped to your home. Now the eyeglasses brand has a new way to show you how you'll look in your new ...

The app uses AR to overlay glasses in whatever frame style you choose on your face. Warby Parker has offered a successful in-home try on feature where they send up to five frames to your home for ...

Warby Parker wants to get you the right prescription glasses without forcing you to get an in-person eye test. It's now testing its new Prescription Check app that uses your phone and computer in ...

Warby Parker’s new app combines AR and face mapping so you can try on virtual glasses The most sensible use of face-mapping tech yet by Chaim Gartenberg Feb 4, 2019, 5:37 AM PST Image: Warby Parker ...

All of Warby Parker’s lenses are also made from one of the most impact-resistant materials for glasses, polycarbonate, which ...

Warby Parker is updating its Prescription Check app Monday to add the ability to renew glasses and contact lens prescriptions for $15, directly from the app. The app guides you through a vision ...

Warby Parker’s app previously launched TrueDepth camera support for recommending glasses to users, but hasn’t implemented the tech into a virtual try-on experience until now.

Warby Parker's app update to accommodate the iPhone X uses the TrueDepth camera to go beyond just a virtual try-on of glasses, and recommends styles that suit the user's face shape.