How to Measure Pupillary Distance

We want you to have the best vision possible to enjoy all of life’s everyday activities! To ensure our opticians get your prescription sitting perfectly in your lenses, we need your pupillary distance measurement.

What is Pupillary Distance?

Your PD is the distance between the centre of one pupil to the centre of the other pupil, measured in millimetres. This measurement ensures we make your lenses with the prescription sitting exactly where your eyes need it, allowing for superior vision!

How to measure PD

We need the pupil distance measurement to perfectly fit your glasses to your eyes.

You will need to remove your glasses and hold a standard sized card against your forehead for a picture.

How to Measure your PD

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Take your glasses off

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Hold a standard card, preferably light coloured, flat against your forehead

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Holding your phone at eye level and the camera in the middle, take your photo.

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Upload your photo when ordering your lenses or email it in to support@lenssociety.co.uk

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