Strongly encourage you to visit a local optical shop to get the PD
checked. LensCrafters will check it if you ask. PD of 73mm seems kinda
high and PD must be pretty accurate for progressives. I usually get a
reading PD 4mm less than my distance PD (64.5mm) for progressives. I
recently found free-form progressives and will not go back to the
older tech lenses. Free-forms give you much better adaptability and
wider near and intermediate vision. The free-form lenses at
coastalcontacts worked great for me. They are a little more expensive
but I loved the feel right away. They feel more like single vision
rather than progressives!


On Jul 9, 11:38 pm, kkhh <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi everyone - I'm new here so please pardon any mistakes I'm making.
> My husband needs new glasses and we're looking at ordering from
> Zenni's - it'll be our first excursion into buying glasses online.
> Optician didn't include his PD as part of the prescription and
> following instructions I've measured it myself at 73.  (Hubby has a
> wide face - we have limited choices in frames that will work for
> him).  I've read in a few places that with progressive lenses you
> should ideally have two PD numbers - one for distance and one for
> reading.  I'm wondering if he's going to have problems with the new
> glasses if they're made using just my measurement.  Would anyone have
> any words of wisdom to share on the topic?

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