Pupil distance measurements

How to measure your pupillary distance?

Single vision and/or progressive lenses

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What are your pupillary distances?

First of all, it's important to know that pupillary distance corresponds to the distance between the two eyes. In more detail, it's made up of two half distances measured between the base of your nose (the center of your face) and the center of your pupil. The right half-spacing combined with the left half-spacing make up your total pupillary distance.

When fitting lenses, it's essential to know both half distances (right and left) in order to left) to ensure correct fitting and absolute wearer comfort.

Pupil distance
            pupil distances

Single vision and progressive lenses

How to obtain your pupillary distance?

Photo of your prescription with EP

Photo of your prescription with EP

On your prescription (measurements may be marked "Ep", "Ec", "EOD" and/or and/or "EOG") or During your ophthalmic examination, ask your Ophthalmologist to take the and record it on your prescription

With a credit card

With a credit card

Send us a photo of your face by placing a credit card on your forehead and attaching a object about 5m away at contact@mymonture.com

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                        sending us your old Eyeglasses

By sending us your old Eyeglasses

Do you own an iPhone?

Download the PDCheck AR application on the App Store

Do you own an Android?

Download the GlassesOnapplication on Google Play

Or...

Send us a photo of your face with a ruler over your eyebrows and an object an object about 5m away at contact@mymonture.com

Pupil distance measurements
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