I have a similar question.  My official prescription has an ADD of
1.75, and while that may be OK for casual reading, it puts the in-
focus zone too far out for some things I want to do (Crafts and small
electronics assembly). I have some single vision close-up glasses
right now.  Rough estimate of my usful focus distance with these
glasses is -
-4.00 (reading)  16 to 20 inches (this is +1.75 from my distance
prescription)
-4.50 (computer) 20 to 25 inches

I'm going to get a couple more pairs of $8 Zenni's, but I'm undecided
on how large of a step down to try.  Any comments or ideas welcome.


On Jun 15, 7:11 pm, GrantC <[email protected]> wrote:
> My prescription has an ADD number of +1.75 for each eye, which is
> perfect correction for a 12" distance. Suppose I want to change that -
> let's say I want an 8" distance, or a 16" distance.
>
> Now, my logical mind says a correction for 8" would be +2.50 (or
> perhaps +2.75), while a 16" would be +1.25 to +1.50
>
> How far off base am I?
>
> -=[ Grant ]=-
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