Can You Measure PD Online?

Yes. Online tools can help you estimate your pupillary distance. For the best accuracy, especially with a stronger prescription, consider getting PD measured by an eye care professional.

Ordering glasses online saves you both time and money. With a wide variety of styles to choose from and door-to-door delivery, you can enjoy the convenience of getting your glasses without even leaving home. Here’s how it works:

  1. Choose a frame you like.
  2. Fill out the prescription and submit it. To obtain a prescription:
  3. If you already have a prescription, submit it directly.
  4. Bring your old glasses to an optician’s shop for an eye exam.
  5. If you don’t have glasses, you can also visit an optician’s shop for an eye exam for a small fee.

Blue-Light Blocking：HD + Blue Light Protection, ideal for people who use electronic devices frequently

High-definition glasses lenses：Suitable for everyone

Photochromic：High-definition indoors, auto-tinting outdoors, eye protection,Ideal for people who are often on the go

Photochromic with Blue-Light Blocking: Blue Light Protection + Photochromic: Ideal for people who are often on the go and use electronic devices frequently

Color-Tinted：Available in a variety of colors, these are ideal for outdoor activities, driving, travel, and people who are sensitive to bright lightPolarized Sunglass Lenses: Perfect for drivers, anglers, cyclists, and travelers

If you have worn glasses before, the measurements taken during a fitting will provide the most accurate results.

If you have never worn glasses, the width of the frames is generally determined by the size of your face.

Frame width less than 138 mm: Suitable for small face shapes.

Frame width 138–140 mm: Suitable for medium face shapes.

Frame width greater than 140 mm: Suitable for wide face shapes.

– Low prescription (0–300 diopters): Any frame size is suitable

– Medium prescription (300–500 diopters): Choose medium-sized frames

– High prescription (500–1000 diopters): Choose small frames

How to choosing lens index?

– Low prescription (0–300 diopters): Choose 1.61

– Medium prescription (300–500 diopters): Choose 1.67

– High prescription (500–1000 diopters): Choose 1.74

Myopia/Presbyopia: 0.0 to 3.0D choose 1.61

Myopia/Presbyopia: 3.0 to 6.0D choose 1.67

Myopia/Presbyopia: 6.0 to 10.0D choose 1.74

First, consider your face shape:

– Round face: Square, rectangular, or polygonal frames are ideal; they elongate the face and make it appear smaller

– Square/Rectangular Face: Round or oval frames are recommended to soften the facial appearance

– Long Face: Wide, flat frames or large frames are recommended to create a more balanced and proportionate look

– Low prescription (0–300 diopters): Any frame size is suitable

– Medium prescription (300–500 diopters): Choose medium-sized frames

– High prescription (500–1000 diopters): Choose small frames

– Low prescription (0–300 diopters): Choose 1.61

– Medium prescription (300–500 diopters): Choose 1.67

– High prescription (500–1000 diopters): Choose 1.74