Shipping and delivery

Anywhere in India, and to the United States. We deliver to every state and union territory in India, and to street addresses in all 50 US states and Washington, DC. We do not ship anywhere else, and we cannot accept a preorder for delivery to an address outside India or the United States.

Delivery depends on our courier being able to reach your PIN code (in the United States, your ZIP code). A small number are not serviceable by any carrier we can use; if yours turns out to be one of them we will tell you and refund you in full rather than leave the order open. In the United States we cannot deliver to PO boxes or to APO, FPO or DPO addresses, so give us a street address.

If you preorder for delivery anywhere else, we will contact you and refund you in full.

Our current expectation is Q1 2027 (January to March 2027).

Deliveries to the United States go by international courier and clear US customs on the way, so they spend a few more days in transit than deliveries within India.

That is an expectation, not a commitment, and we would rather say so than quietly miss a date. Hardware schedules move for reasons that are not always visible in advance: certification, component supply, a revision that turns out to be necessary. If the date moves we will email everyone holding a preorder and tell you the new one and why.

If a delay is not acceptable to you, cancel and take your money back. See the cancellation and refunds policy.

Shipping is free, anywhere in India and to the United States. There is no delivery charge at preorder, at dispatch, or on arrival.

In India, the ₹17,999 preorder price (the ₹1,999 booking amount plus the ₹16,000 balance) is inclusive of all applicable taxes and of delivery. ₹17,999 is the whole of what you pay us on a non-prescription order; prescription lenses cost extra, and that charge is confirmed with you before the balance falls due.

In the United States the preorder price is $216 (the $24 booking amount plus the $192 balance), charged in US dollars, with delivery included. It does not include US import duties or taxes. Since August 2025 the United States no longer lets low-value parcels in duty-free, so duties and taxes can be due on your unit whatever its value. US customs sets them, not us, and the courier collects them from you on delivery, sometimes with a fee of its own for clearing the parcel through customs. $216 is the whole of what you pay us on a non-prescription order; prescription lenses cost extra, as in India.

Duties and taxes are paid to US customs, not to us, so we cannot refund them. If you decline to pay them and the parcel comes back to us, we refund what you paid us, less what it cost to ship the parcel to you and back.

We ask for it when you preorder, so that your unit can be packed the day it is built rather than waiting on a round of emails.

Q1 2027 is months away and people move. If your address changes before then, email hello@aurviz.com and we will update it. We will ask you to confirm it before anything is dispatched either way. Keeping it correct is ultimately your responsibility.

Free shipping covers the first delivery attempt. If a parcel comes back to us because the address was wrong or nobody could take delivery, we will re-send it and may ask you to cover that second attempt.

What we do with it

Your name, address and phone number are used to deliver your order and for nothing else. We pass them to the courier carrying your parcel, because that is how a parcel gets carried. We do not sell them, rent them, or hand them to anyone else, and we do not use your phone number for marketing.

Payment details never reach us at all. Those go straight to Razorpay. Ask us to correct or delete what we hold and we will; the only thing we may have to keep is whatever a tax record requires.

Your unit is our risk until it reaches you or whoever you nominate to take delivery. Section 26 of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 would otherwise pass that risk to you earlier; we are agreeing to keep it, which is the more protective of the two. If a parcel is lost, damaged or tampered with on the way, that is ours to put right and we replace it at no cost to you.

Every unit will be dispatched in packaging carrying the declarations the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011 require: the maximum retail price inclusive of all taxes, the net quantity, the name and address of the manufacturer and packer, the month and year of manufacture, the country of origin, and a customer care contact.

The BIS registration number and Standard Mark for AURVIZ o1 will be printed on the product and its packaging, as the Compulsory Registration Scheme requires for this category of electronics.

• You will get a dispatch email with a tracking number when your unit leaves us.
• Delivery is by a third-party courier. Once a parcel is with them, their timescales apply.
• If a parcel arrives damaged, tell us within 7 days of delivery, with photographs of the packaging and the product. We will replace it.
• If a tracked parcel is marked delivered and you do not have it, tell us within 7 days and we will open an investigation with the courier.

If you are in India and would like to dispose of an old electronic device responsibly when your AURVIZ o1 arrives, tell us at the time of delivery and we will arrange collection through an authorised e-waste recycler at no cost to you. That is part of our producer responsibility under the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022, and it is easier for you than finding a recycler yourself.

India. AURVIZ o1 smartglasses are manufactured in India by Neurodrishti Private Limited.

In accordance with the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020, the grievance officer for Neurodrishti Private Limited is:

Name

Mr Ashwani Yadav, Grievance Officer

Email

ashwani@aurviz.com

Address

1st floor, DMS, IIT Delhi, Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110016, Delhi, India

We will acknowledge any complaint within 48 hours of receiving it, and resolve it within one month. If you are not satisfied with the outcome, you may escalate to the National Consumer Helpline on 1915, file through the government’s e-Daakhil portal, or go to the consumer forum with jurisdiction over where you live.