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Pupil distance measurements
How to Measure Your Pupillary Distance?
What is the pupillary distance?
Pupillary distance refers to the distance between your two eyes. More specifically, it consists of two half-distances, measured from the bridge of your nose (center of your face) to the center of each pupil. The right half-distance combined with the left half-distance makes up your total pupillary distance.
When fitting eyeglasses, it’s necessary to know both half-spacings (right and left) to ensure a proper fit and guarantee absolute comfort for the wearer.
How do you determine your pupil distances?
Single-vision lenses and progressive lenses
Photo of your prescription with EP
The measurements may appear on your prescription labeled “Ep,” “Ec,” “EOD,” and/or “EOG.” Otherwise, during your eye exam, ask your ophthalmologist to take the measurement and note it on your prescription.
Using a credit card
Send us a photo of your face by placing a credit card on your forehead and focusing on an object about 5 m away, to contact@mymonture.com.
With your old glasses
Send us your old eyeglasses: we’ll take the measurement for you.
Or measure them yourself
With your smartphone or a simple ruler
With a ruler
Send us a photo of your face by placing a ruler on your eyebrows and focusing on an object about 5 m away, to contact@mymonture.com.
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