Can someone help me figure out what a progressive lens prescription
would be?
I'm trying to combine a prescription for computer glass with a
prescription for reading glasses.
Here are my prescriptions:
Computer prescription:
OD-SPH: +2.25
OS-SPH: +1.75
Reading prescription:
OD-SPH: +2.75
OS-SPH: +2.25
What would the prescription be for a progressive lens?
Thanks!
-m
Mark A - 08 Aug 2008 22:55 GMT
> Can someone help me figure out what a progressive lens prescription
> would be?
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> Thanks!
> -m
Thos are the add powers. You need the distance sphere and cylinder/axis (for
astigmatism) to get the entire progressive Rx.
Mark A - 09 Aug 2008 01:48 GMT
> Those are the add powers. You need the distance sphere and cylinder/axis
> (for astigmatism) to get the entire progressive Rx.
Actually I may be wrong, they may not be the add powers, but I don't know if
that is enough compute the distance power (and certainly not the
cylinder/axis).
Dr Judy - 09 Aug 2008 17:25 GMT
> Can someone help me figure out what a progressive lens prescription
> would be?
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>
> Thanks!
Not enough info. You need your distance prescription to get a
progressive.
Call the prescriber and ask for the full prescription.
Dr Judy