> I'm a little late to this party.  I just had an eye exam, then went to
> Zennioptical, only to discover that my prescription does not include the
> pupillary distance.  I called, and they said they do not have it,
> despite Zenni saying they might.  Now I gotta have someone measure that
> for distance and close up.  So, ask for the PD when you get an exam!
>
> Joe W
>

Joe, it's pretty easy to measure PD.  Have a friend with a scale measure th=
e
distance between the center of your pupils as you look straight ahead.
Then, for reading glasses, look down (almost crosseyed) as if you were
reading a book and then have the friend measure your PD.

I actually measured my own by looking into a mirror with a scale and it
turned out to be close enough.

Next time you get an eye exam, ask them to write your PD on your
prescription.
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