Thanks for the info. It helps alot.

I wrote the script wrong in my above post, or I misunderstood what he
said over the phone. Apparently, the right eye, cylinder is "05". No
"+" or ".". I tried to order from eyebuydirect (to get the BOGO)
offer, but "05" wasnt listed. Any idea what "05" means?

Also, does anybody know how I would order readers with this script?
Would I just enter the full script, pick the option of reading glasses
and let the site do the math? Would they adjust the PD or would I need
to do that?

Again--thanks for any help!

On Jul 28, 9:04 am, brandel <[email protected]> wrote:
> It seems very likely that 71 is the pupillary distance. Sometimes
> there's more than one PD given (if they have bifocals). I assume
> that's why it says "Distance" -- it's the PD for distance vision.
>
> The Eye Size 52/24-150 would not generally be on a prescription, but
> perhaps those are the measurements from an old pair of glasses that
> this person uses. 52 is the eye width (the width of each lens), 24 is
> the lens height, and 150 is most likely the temple length. Generally
> the frame size (total width of the frame) isn't written down anywhere.
> You should have them measure (in millimeters) the total width of a set
> of frames that fit their face well, and use that number as a guide.
> Frame size is one of the most important factors to ensure a good fit.
>
> Hope this helps!
>
>    Brett
>
> On Jul 24, 10:25 am, maryanne <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I am buying eyeglasses for a friend of mine in a facility. He read the
> > prescription to me over the phone. Can someone help me out with a few
> > things?
>
> > Heres the script:
>
> >                          Sphere     Cyl      Axis      Add
> > Right                 -.25          +.05     60         +1.75
> > Left                   -.50          +.50     60         +1.75
>
> > Distance 71
> > Eye Size 52/24
> >                150
>
> > Would the PD be the "Distance" number of 71? What is the significance
> > of the eye size? The number 150 is written by itself. Would that be
> > the frame size? How would I order just reading glasses?
>
> > Thanks for any help.

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