Pupillary distance (PD) is the distance between the pupils of your eyes. Knowing your PD is important for you to purchase glasses on ELKLOOK Eyewear. It makes sure your pupils match the optical center of your lenses. Adult common PD range is between 54-74; kids are between 43-54. Normally, you can find your PD on your prescription. If it does not on your prescription, don't worry. ELKLOOK Eyewear will guide you how to measure your PD by yourself or with your friends.
Don't have your PD on your prescription? Don't worry. You can measure your PD by yourself:
1. Print out our ELKLOOK PD Ruler;
2. Stand about 8 inches or 20 centimeters away from a mirror;
3. Place the ruler horizontal and directly over or below the center of your right pupil.Place the ruler against your forehead . You can stand in front of a mirror, or ask your friend measure for you;
4. Measure the distance from the center of your right pupil to the center of your left pupil;
5. Repeat a few times and use an average for your final measurement.
2 comments
Father Michael Owens
I love your inventory! And want to buy at least one pair of progressive lenses and one pair of progressive sun glasses AND If possible I’d like to send the two old pairs for lenses only. Would that be possible? Regardless, I will be purchasing at least 2 pairs, one clear, one sun.
Thanks for your consideration and good luck as the business continues to progress.
Peace, Father Michael
(423) 309-9108 Text or Phone
I love your inventory! And want to buy at least one pair of progressive lenses and one pair of progressive sun glasses AND If possible I’d like to send the two old pairs for lenses only. Would that be possible? Regardless, I will be purchasing at least 2 pairs, one clear, one sun.
Thanks for your consideration and good luck as the business continues to progress.
Peace, Father Michael
(423) 309-9108 Text or Phone
Esther
How much are the reading glasses.
And the walking glasses
How much are the reading glasses.
And the walking glasses