Every dollar amount and date on this page is quoted from the official settlement document.
Hubble Contacts Refunds
Court case: United States v. Vision Path, a corporation also d/b/a Hubble Contacts
Hubble Contacts sent people lenses that didn't match their actual prescriptions. The FTC stepped in, and the company paid $3.5 million — refunds already went out automatically to over 30,000 customers.
Official eligibility wordingConsumers who purchased Hubble brand contact lenses from Vision Path, Inc. and received lenses not matching their prescription. Checked against the official settlement source by SettleSignal on June 17, 2026.
Key facts
- Who may qualify You may qualify if you bought Hubble brand contact lenses from Vision Path, Inc. and received lenses that didn't match your prescription.
- Estimated payoutMore than $1.9 million distributed to 30,172 consumers; $3.5 million total settlement ($2 million redress + $1.5 million civil penalty)
- Proof requiredNo
- What you needNo proof needed and no claim to file — this was an automatic refund program. Eligible consumers already received their share.
- CourtU.S. District Court for the District of Columbia
How hard is this claim to file?
✅ You do not need to file — payment is automatic.
Watch out for
- The FTC has already run three payment rounds (checks in September 2022, PayPal in May 2024, and now Zelle). This Zelle round is specifically for people who missed the first two — if you cashed your check or accepted your PayPal payment, you should not expect another one.
- Each check has a 90-day cashing window from the date it was issued. If yours has expired, contact Epiq.
- Scammers often impersonate FTC refund programs. The real FTC will never ask you to pay a fee or share account login credentials to receive your money. Zelle payments come directly to your bank account with a settlement note — you do not click a link.
We prepare — you file on the official site yourself. This is not legal advice and is not an eligibility decision; the administrator and court decide.
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Eligibility summary Quoted in the official eligibility wording above ↑
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Proof requirement
No
The Commission never requires consumers to pay money or provide account information to get a refund.
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Payment status
Payments started
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Estimated payout
More than $1.9 million distributed to 30,172 consumers; $3.5 million total settlement ($2 million redress + $1.5 million civil penalty)
The Federal Trade Commission is sending payments totaling more than $1.9 million to 30,172 consumers nationwide who bought Hubble brand contact lenses from Vision Path, Inc.
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Administrator
Epiq
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Court
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia
Case No. 1:22-cv-00176, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
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Automatic refund
Yes — automatic, no claim needed
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Court case number
1:22-cv-00176
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No-claim explanation
FTC government refund program — checks, PayPal, and Zelle payments sent automatically to eligible consumers who purchased Hubble contact lenses from Vision Path, Inc.; no claim form required
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Case name
United States v. Vision Path, a corporation also d/b/a Hubble Contacts
The case is United States v. Vision Path, a corporation also d/b/a Hubble Contacts, Case No. 1:22-cv-00176, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Where to act
No claim form is needed — Epiq issues this refund automatically; confirm your eligibility and contact details on the official source.
No claim needed — payment is automatic
If you qualify, the settlement pays you automatically. There's nothing to file — just keep an eye on your mail or account around the payment date.
