How To Fill Out The Prescription

Single Vision Prescription

If your prescription looks like the example below, simply select the Single Vision option and enter the required information accordingly.

Single Vision Prescription with Prism

If your prescription includes prism correction, make sure to enter the prism values in addition to the other standard prescription fields.
Note: If your prescription does not show a PD (Pupillary Distance), you will still need to measure and enter your PD.How to measure your PD?

Varifocal Prescription

• If your prescription is for varifocal lenses, please refer to the examples below for how to enter your details correctly.
  Note: Even if your prescription doesn't include a PD value, be sure to enter your measured PD.How to measure your PD?
• Sample 1: Enter values as shown.
  Sample 2: Convert numbers to decimal format (e.g., +225 ➝ +2.25, -150 ➝ -1.50).
  Sample 3: Use the difference between near and distance vision to calculate your ADD value.

For example:
Near OD +0.75 – Distance OD -1.50 = ADD +2.25
Note: All three prescriptions result in the same lens prescription.

Reading Prescription

If your prescription is for reading glasses, please enter the information as shown in the example.
Note: Don't forget to fill in your PD even if it's not listed on the prescription.

Other Information You Might Need

• Here are a few terms you may see on your prescription and what they mean:
• OD: Oculus Dexter – Right Eye
• OS: Oculus Sinister – Left Eye
• PL (Plano): No spherical correction needed, enter 0
• DS (Diopter Sphere): No astigmatism correction for this eye
• Please make sure to enter all values as shown in the example. Again, if your prescription doesn't list a PD, you'll need to provide it.How to measure your PD?