Pupillary distance (PD) is the distance between the pupils of your two eyes. It is an essential measurement when buying a new pair of eyeglasses or prescription sunglasses. For greatest comfort and clarity.

• You can add your prescription within 30 days of placing your order.
• Your chosen frame will be reserved with us for 30 days.
• You get 100% money back guarantee in-case you do not proceed with sharing your prescription within the said time frame.

If your prescription includes PD, enter it as given.

To measure at home:

• a) Stand 8 inches from a mirror
• b) Hold a ruler across your brow
• c) Close your right eye and align the ruler's 0 mm with your left pupil
• d) Open both eyes and read the mm mark aligned with your right pupil

Please enter the birth year of the customer associated with this prescription/order. Customer's birth year helps us provide age-appropriate lens recommendations.

• 1. Sphere (SPH):

  Enter the power for each eye (OD - right, OS - left). Use '+' for farsightedness or '-' for nearsightedness.

• 2. Cylinder (CYL):

  If present, enter the power for astigmatism correction. Always use '-' (minus) format.

• 3. Axis:

  If cylinder power is entered, provide the axis (1-180 degrees).

• 4. Add Power:

  For bifocals or progressives, enter the additional power.

Enter values precisely as written on your prescription. If a field doesn't apply, leave it blank. Double-check all entries for accuracy.

• OD / OS

  OD OS

• SPH

  SPH
  0.00 SPH
  0.00

• CYL

  CYL
  0.00 CYL
  0.00

• AXIS

  AXIS
  0 AXIS
  0

• PRISM

  PRISM
  0 BASE
  0