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Eyewear company Warby Parker is ending its home try-one program, which allows customers to try out glasses for five days before buying them.
The home try-on program is being phased out by year's end in favor of the company's 300 stores and virtual-try on digital tool.
Company officials said the vast majority of recent home try-on users live within 30 minutes of a store.
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