Understanding Different Types of Lenses for Optimal Eye Health. In today’s digital age, screen time makes eye care more crucial than ever.Our eyes are protected from harmful effects and our visual experience is enhanced by various types of lenses. Let’s explore some of their benefits, and the importance of maintaining eye health. Blue Light Blocking […]
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They mean the same thing: the strength of your prescription. If you're nearsighted you will have a minus (-) before your values, and if you’re or farsighted you will have a plus (+).
This is for people with astigmatism. This is when one part of the eye needs more correction than the rest. The Cylinder value is written with a minus (-) sign.
This is only for people with astigmatism. The axis is a number between 0 and 180 and determines the orientation of the Cylinder (CYL).
This mainly applies if you have Progressive or Bifocal power. This mainly specifies the near spherical power or for presbyopia. Incase you want only near power, you can fill in AP value as per your prescribed details.Â
If you have only one PD value above 50, then please divide that by 2 & fill in both
eyes equally. For example for 64 PD value, Fill it with 32 and 32 for Right and Left.
In case doctor has specified these separately for each eye, you can fill them separately.
You can leave the input box empty if you don’t have them in your vision correction details.Â
