Measure Pupillary Distance

How to measure pupillary distance

When buying glasses online, it is advisable to ask your optician for your pupillary distance measurement. However, your optician may not give you this, in which case you may need to know how to measure pupillary distance yourself. 

You can do this in front of a mirror or ask a friend to help you. To measure pupillary distance, you need to measure the distance in millimetres between your pupils. If you are unable to take your pupillary distance measurement for any reason, we can use an average pupillary distance measurement to make your lenses.

All you need to measure pupillary distance yourself is a ruler or tape measure, a steady hand (or a friend...) and you will soon have the measurement you need - it's easy!. Alternatively, you could send us an old pair of glasses for us to take the measurement from ourselves.



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