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Reading a Prescription
Animelee
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Hey there! Fairly simple question.
My mom recently got a prescription from an optometrist, and she wants to order a pair of glasses from Zenni Optical. I did so in December, and got some cheap [yet awesome] glasses. She wants to do the same.
However, I have no idea how to read the prescription, so I scanned it, and I'm asking for your help!
http://zennioptical.com/cart/product.php?productid=977&cat=13&page=1 <--- How would I enter the information into those boxes? The prescription I got in December was organized perfectly, so I was able to enter it in on my own.
However, this wasn't.
Thanks a lot!
My mom recently got a prescription from an optometrist, and she wants to order a pair of glasses from Zenni Optical. I did so in December, and got some cheap [yet awesome] glasses. She wants to do the same.
However, I have no idea how to read the prescription, so I scanned it, and I'm asking for your help!
http://zennioptical.com/cart/product.php?productid=977&cat=13&page=1 <--- How would I enter the information into those boxes? The prescription I got in December was organized perfectly, so I was able to enter it in on my own.
However, this wasn't.
Thanks a lot!
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The "P" for the spherical correction basically means zero, which means her normal vision doesn't need a correction. The "Add" at the bottom is for reading. So you add the +2.50 to the spherical correction, which in this case just gives you 2.50. everything else stays the same.
Yep, they're reading glasses. I guess that's why I was confused.
Thanks again!
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