Cooper Companies

Very poor rebate process. We fought this until the final answer was, you are past the 60 day limit.

The customer service is useless. I haven’t been able to access my digital rebate card. I have been sending emails back and forth for weeks talking in circles with different reps giving me the same automated response. Literally no one will help me and now I’m out the money I was tricked into thinking I’d be getting by buying the year’s worth of contacts.

I'm sorry I'm having to finally write this complaint on a Holiday but this morning put me over the edge.
This is my first time using their brand of dailies and and they are hands down the worst thing I have ever put into my eye. Nearly 60% of their contacts are ripped straight from the packaging and today I had to open NINE contacts to find two that were not ripped.
I purchased 6 months worth of contacts back on February 23rd and received my order about one week later. Today is April 21st (two months later) and as of this morning I counted the remaining contacts and I only have 25 days left (which will likely last less than 2 weeks at this rate).
I hope that maybe his was a defective lot and not all of your contacts are total garbage because, for the cost of your contacts, this should be an utter embarrassment to their company.

This company offers a large rebate, but they make it very difficult to get the rebate. They require 2 receipts & 2 photos of the products. One receipt is for the product, which is understandable, but the other is for a receipt of doctor’s exam. How does that relate to their product? They will not give me my rebate because I don’t have the receipt for the doctor’s eye exam. This shouldn’t be required, as this is not their product or service. I believe this requirement is purely a way to renege on the rebate. I tried to contact the company regarding this but was ignored. I only got a response when I took to Twitter. They told me they won’t give me the rebate unless I have this doctor’s receipt.

I have purchased a years supply of cooper vision contacts through my Optometrist for $400.00. I thought it was very expensive, but the optometrist told me that they have a great rebate offer $200.00 off. I sent all the information that the rebate required to CooperVision and was told that I was missing some information. I resent the information and a week later I was told that my claim was being reviewed. A few weeks later I was denied the claim. I spoke with customer service and they said it was in error. A few weeks after this my claim was approved for $100.00. I then called and spoke with another customer service rep. regarding the rest of the claim 100.00? She said she would escalate the claim for the rest of the rebate. A week later and I spoke with another sales rep. who stated she would escalate the claim to a supervisor. I feel this is false advertisement. I typically do not buy this brand contact lens. I usually with only buy 2 months supply at a time, but I thought this was a great deal. I spoke with my Optometrist at *** to let them know what is going on.

this is the second year in a row I didnt recieve my rebate for buying contacts through them. I was at my doctors and presented with the flyer showing the rebate promo. I was planning to buy contacts through walmart which is cheaper but the flyer swayed me. I read the terms of it carefully and it clearly stated I could email or mail my proof of purchases for the rebate. I decided to do both since they claim they did t recieve my rebate info the year before although I sent that too. although it said on the flyer I could mail it there wasnt an address so I called after my purchase to get the address and was told it must be emailed. I emailed my recipts showing their brand, my doctors info, my percription, the price I payed and the box sides. its been over 6 months and I still havent recieved my rebate. they claim they are missing 1 box end which is BS but even if they were the have a recipt from my doctor showing all the same info. believe the F rating. This company uses false advertizing. by the way now that its been over 6 months since I submitted the rebate I no longer have the boxes to send in which is what they wanted ti happen so they can decline the rebate. it convienetly took them 6 months to email me telling me what they need.

I purchased a year's worth of contact lenses in August 2018 through my eye care doctor because I could receive a rebate in the amount of $40.00. I thought I had until 12/31/18 to have the rebate form along with requested receipts, etc post-marked by 12/31/18. I did not realize that I had to also submit my request within 60 days of my purchase date.

I sent requested documentation on 12/31/18 and also reached out to the rebate department explaining what happened. They advised that since I did not satisfy each requirement, they would not honor the rebate. I feel I should still receive the rebate since I did spend a lot of money to purchase my contacts and the ONLY reason I did that was to receive the rebate.

CooperVision offered a $60 prepaid Visa card with purchase of one year's worth of contacts. I filed my information on-line, and received the card about 2-3 months later. When I went to use the card, it had already expired (within 6 months). As I went to search on-line for information, the website on the back of the card had no advised it was charging me a monthly fee, on a card that I cannot utilize. There was no place on the website for contact information nor to submit any questions/concerns via email or the webpage. The phone number on the back of the card also does not provide any human contact at all. Over the past few months, during free time, I have been searching on the web to see if I could get any contact information for this CooperVision rebate card. I finally found a site that let me submit any email complaint. They asked me to call them. When I did, I came to find out this was the new group hired to manage rebate offers moving forward, and they could not assist me, but would transfer me to the correct group. I asked for a phone number, but they could not provide so I got transferred. The first representative just provided the standard read-thru material, yes we will charge you, sorry you couldn't get in contact, etc. They said they would send me a new card, but it would cost me an additional $6,95, and they would not put the full $60 back on my card. I asked to go to a supervisor to discuss, and got the same run-around. They were rude, and advised there was nothing further they could do. When I asked the supervisor for a number to call back to, he provided me the number on the back of the card that does not provide human contact. He advised that was the only number they could provide. This was a full 85 minutes on the phone.

Horrible rebate service. You try to fill out this very time consuming form to get the $30 back and they ask for a receipt number for the products purchased. There is numbers all over the receipt and if you should happen to put the wrong number in you have to do this crap all over again. I have been on the phone for over 40 minutes as I type this and listen to a dam recording every 30 seconds. "Press one to stay on the line or you will have to leave a recording". I hit the number 1 over 100 times already! You look for answers on the website to find out what the hell they are looking for an there is no place that tells you what number they need. F'ing horrible service. I will NOT be purchasing your contacts ever again. You make it so dam hard to get what you promise to your customers! Your service suck! I am still on hold as I submit this survey!!!!!!!!

In July 2017, I got a corneal ulcer, presumably due to CooperVision's toric contact lenses. CooperVision has ultimately agreed to reimburse me for my contact lease purchase, but the check has not arrived after more than two months. It was supposed to come within a few weeks after mid-November yet CooperVision has not shown any remorse for their delay in sending the check.