Iterations: “A Warby Parker For [Blank]” And Consumer Product Reinvention

A few years ago, when I was going back and forth to India for work, I’d routinely carry with me the eye prescriptions and a few old frames for some of my family members in the States. They didn’t want to pay local prices in the States because they knew the deal back home -- for a small fraction of the cost, they could get their new prescriptions and probably a couple of spare pairs of glasses to boot. Warby Parker picked up on these gross inefficiencies by monitoring thousands of p...