Prescription Glasses Online

LWeezle on 15/03/2013 - 16:46

what's the best to go about this? I wear multifocal/progressive lens with -0.75 for distance and 0.75 for close vision. However, I don't have the Pupil distance (PD). How should I go about measuring it? Or should I just ask my optometrist? Could I just go to any optometrist and ask them to measure the distance for me?

Does anyone know anything about needing a near PD and a far PD?

Thanks for any input

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  • kingsville on 15/03/2013 - 16:55

    I ordered progressives for my mother from clearlycontacts and she was happy with the result.
    SpecSavers will test your eyes and bulk bill, and give you a copy of your current script.

    No idea about near/far PD since I don't wear glasses

  • c64 on 15/03/2013 - 17:39

    How should I go about measuring it?

    get someone to take a photo of your looking straight ahead from a couple of metres away with a ruler under your eyes. measure left/right from ruler in photo.

    i've used zennioptical a few times but i only have a simple single-vision prescription. i have no idea how a progressive lense prescription would turn out from any online supplier.

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