We suggest you measure your frame dimensions to make sure your new glasses correctly fit your face.
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145 mm5.71 in
Frame Width
Frame Width is the measurement horizontally across the back of the frame.
46 mm1.81 in
Lens Width
Lens Width is the horizontal width of each lens at its widest point.
46 mm1.81 in
Lens Height
Lens Height is the vertical distance of the lens at its tallest point. If you want to order progressive, the lens height of the frame should be at least 30mm.
20 mm0.79 in
Bridge Width
Bridge Width is the shortest distance (in millimeters) between your two lenses.
145 mm5.71 in
Temple Length
Temple Length is the length of the temple to its temple tip, including the bend that sits on your ear.
Due to the different measurements methods, the measurements printed on the inside of the temple arm may vary from those showing on our website.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (1)
Keji Orekoya2024-03-24
These are so unique. Not as vibrant as in the picture but it looks Hella expensive.
Keji Orekoya2024-03-24
These are so unique. Not as vibrant as in the picture but it looks Hella expensive.
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5.00Based on 1 reviewsKeji Orekoya
These are so unique. Not as vibrant as in the picture but it looks Hella expensive.
Keji Orekoya
These are so unique. Not as vibrant as in the picture but it looks Hella expensive.
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Prescription Type
Single Vision (Distance)
Distance lenses that correct blurry vision for far away objects, while things up close remain clear.
Bifocal & Progressive
Multifocal lenses that improve your vision for objects both near and far away.
Readers
Reader and intermediate lenses for those who have trouble focusing while reading.
Non-Prescription
Lenses that complement your personal style.
PD (Pupillary Distance)
It’s just what it sounds like — the distance in millimeters (mm) between your pupils. An average PD measurement in 63mm, but it varies by person. If your PD number isn’t on your prescription, you can measure it yourself by:
Every set of prescription lenses has an “optical center”, which should align with where you look through the lens. Pupillary distance is used to determine this and should be as accurate as possible.
OD - Right Eye
SPHCYLAXIS
OS - Left Eye
SPHCYLAXIS
ADD
Add Prism Values if included in your prescription
OD - Right Eye
Prism ValueBase Direction
OS - Left Eye
Prism ValueBase Direction
PD(Pupillary Distance) is the distance between your two pupils in millimeters. Download Printable PD Ruler
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* we will offer you 30 points.
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