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To measure the distance between the centers of your pupil's is known as Pupillary distance (PD).
This measurement is used to find where you look through the lens of your glasses and it must be as accurate as possible. The average PD of adults is between 54-74 mm, while kids PD is between 43-58 mm.
You can know your PD value while examining your eyes from your eye doctor. You can also know your PD value by following these 5 steps.
For more information, check out the graphics below, also learn how your friend can help you to measure your PD.
If you don't get your PD from your doctor, you can also measure it by yourself or with the help of your friend, as described in the HOW-TO-VIDEO by our step by step guide.
To measure the distance between the centers of your pupil's is known as Pupillary distance (PD).
This measurement is used to find where you look through the lens of your glasses and it must be as accurate as possible. The average PD of adults is between 54-74 mm, while kids PD is between 43-58 mm. |
Each set of prescription glasses comes with an optical center, that can be found by PD value. So, PD value is used to find where you look through the lens of your glasses and it must be as accurate as possible. |
If you can not get your pupillary distance value is, take the help from a friend or a mirror to figure it out. |
The single PD is the measurement from your one eye to another while the dual PD is the measurement from the center of your nose to both eyes. Distance PD is used to order any kind of prescription glasses except reading glasses. | |
Dual PD is normally written in the following notation: 43/41, where the right number is for the right eye and the left number is for the left eye. |
You can do this by subtracting 3mm from your PD distance. For example, if your PD distance is 60mm, then your near PD will be 57mm.
If you are using Dual PD value for calculating your near PD, then subtract 1.5mm from the measurement of each eye. For example, if your dual PD value is 3/31mm then your near PD value will be 31.5/29.5mm.