General way is, input your PD as 62 (30.5+31.5). And your glasses will
be fabricated with PD of 31/31 on each side. Most of people feels no
difference with +/-0.5mm offset. However, if you have a sensitive eye
and don't want to risk, you might contact with their customer to
customize your PD. OR you can give a trial to order a pair of glasses
with PD of 31/31. Hope that helps.

On Jul 26, 10:06 am, ellen <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am housebound and thus unable to go out and get a new eye exam
> without great difficulty. I need a new pair of glasses because, while
> I used to be able to read up close with no strain wearing my usual
> glasses (-3.0 in both eyes), I now find that I need to push them
> further and further down my nose in order to be comfortable when
> reading. I'm running out of nose length! My near vision is still very
> good, and I don't need the typical sort of reading glasses. I would
> just like to have a slightly weaker pair of glasses for when I read or
> use the computer.
>
> Here are my questions:
>
> Approximately how much weaker would the prescription have to be to
> satisfy this need?
>
> Would I need to slightly reduce the pupillary distance to make this
> work better? By moving my current glasses down my nose when I read,
> aren't I in effect reducing the PD? If that were the case, how much
> would I have to reduce it by?
>
> According to my records at the store where I last bought a pair of
> glasses over five years ago, my PD is OD 30.5 mm, OS 31.5 mm. I did a
> fair bit of looking and "trying on" at Zenni and was hoping to buy a
> pair of glasses, but when placing my order I found that they don't
> allow for two numbers for PD. How much difference will it make if PD
> is off in each eye by 0.5 mm? I'm pretty sensitive and prone to
> eyestrain.
>
> Would going with a higher index lens and having a weaker rx mitigate
> the PD issues to some extent?
>
> Thanks,
> Ellen

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