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PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CORRECTIVE VISION
Are you driven by your senses? Do you feel more comfortable and confident when you can see clearly? For many of us, prescription eyewear is an essential part of our daily lives. Whether we're driving to work, working out at the gym, or simply relaxing at home, prescription eyewear helps us to see the world more clearly.
Prescription eyewear is a type of corrective vision wear that helps people see more clearly. It can be used for both nearsightedness and farsightedness. Prescription eyewear comes in many different shapes, sizes, and colours, however, many people choose to wear prescription eyewear as a statement of personal style. Whether you choose simple or extravagant prescription eyewear, wearing it with confidence will help you make a bold statement about your personal style.
There's nothing quite like the feeling of slipping on a brand new pair of prescription eyeglasses. Whether you're donning a fresh set of frames for the first time or rediscovering an old favourite, the right pair of glasses can make you feel playful, powerful, and stylish. And when you find a pair that reflects your unique personal style, it's like they were made just for you. Luxury prescription eyewear doesn't have to be expensive, and at Valley Eyewear, we offer handcrafted frames at an affordable price. So you can finally find the perfect reflection of your style without breaking the bank.
At Valley Eyewear, we understand that prescription eyewear is more than just a necessity. It's an extension of your unique style and personality. We are committed to helping you find the perfect frame to express your individuality. With a wide variety of colours, materials, and designs, we have something for everyone. Our state-of-the-art lens technology ensures that you'll see the world more clearly than ever before. Whether you're looking for a classic pair of glasses or something more trend-setting, Valley Eyewear has you covered.
A prescription (also known as an Rx prescription or optical prescription), is a personalised set of values measured by a professional optician or optometrist, which details the lens requirements to correct any vision impairments you may have. A prescription might seem confusing to read, so let us explain some of the main terms, symbols, abbreviations, and numbers.
• OD/OS/OU - These reference the left and right eyes. Many optometrists now use the terms "right eye" (RE) and "left eye" (LE) instead of OD, OS, and OU.
• SPH - SPH is an abbreviation for sphere and it refers to the strength of the lens in your eye. A minus sign (-) denotes nearsightedness, and a plus (+) signs denotes farsightedness.
• CYL - CYL is an abbreviation of 'cylinder' and it refers to the lens power required to correct your astigmatism.
• Axis - The axis measurement is the number that comes before the 'x' on your prescription. It will be within the range of 1 and 180.
• Add - This measurement is the power that assists you with reading and other activities that require focusing at close distance.
• Prism - The prism dioptres measurement on a prescription tells us how to adjust the thick edge of your glasses lens. It is used to correct eye misalignment.
Your prescription may recommend an anti-reflective coating, photochromic lenses, or progressive lenses. You may also find your PD measurement (pupillary distance) listed.
Pupillary distance (also known as pupil distance or PD) is the measurement of the distance between your pupils and is required when purchasing eyewear with corrective lenses.
To measure your pupillary distance, you can ask your optometrist or do it yourself. You can measure your pupil distance from the prescription lens screen on each of our products. Simply select your favourite frame, click the "Select lenses & purchase" button, choose prescription lenses and where it asks for your PD, click the 'Measure my PD" link.
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