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OD (Right Eye):
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Cylinder *
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Axis *
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OS (Left Eye):
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Cylinder *
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Axis *
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Pupillary Distance (PD)

The distance between your pupils. Don't have it? Don't stress! This number isn't always included on prescriptions but you can easily measure yours at AccuPD.com.

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ABOUT YOUR PRESCRIPTION:
Sphere (SPH): indicates the amount of lens power prescribed to correct either nearsightedness or farsightedness. SPH(+) means you have trouble seeing near, and SPH(-) means you have trouble seeing things far away.
Cylinder (CYL): indicates the amount of lens power that needs to be added or subtracted to correct astigmatism.
Axis: indicates the direction (0 to 180) in which the cylindrical power needs to be placed. This will be present only if you have astigmatism to correct.
ADD: indicates the additional correction you need for reading and is used in progressive lenses or reading glasses. The ADD power (+0.5 to +3.50) is typically the same for both eyes and only one value may be present on your prescription.
Pupillary Distance (PD): Every set of prescription lenses has an “optical center”, which should align with where you look through the lens. Pupillary distance is used to determine this and should be as accurate as possible. The average range is 57 - 68mm.
Missing values on prescription: if your prescription is missing values, or has anything besides numbers, for any of the above (except PD) it means that there is no adjustment needed and you should select the '0' value.
Additional values on prescription: if you have additional information which you are not able to submit in the available fields, please select 'Add additional info' to provide that information.
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