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Gene Onco: Make heading reflect content

2022-05-31T08:53:31Z

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	==Pupillary Distance and Frames==		==Pupillary Distance and Frames==
	It also helps if you figure out what size frames fit your head. One trick I read online is that the PD of the frames themselves in mm units is the sum of the first two numbers on the frame. So if you have frames that are 53-15-140, the PD of the frame is 53 + 15 = 68mm. In general, you’ll do better with frames that are close to your actual PD: your eyes will be centered in the frames, and the lenses will be centered in the frame too.<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/3</ref>		It also helps if you figure out what size frames fit your head. One trick I read online is that the PD of the frames themselves in mm units is the sum of the first two numbers on the frame. So if you have frames that are 53-15-140, the PD of the frame is 53 + 15 = 68mm. In general, you’ll do better with frames that are close to your actual PD: your eyes will be centered in the frames, and the lenses will be centered in the frame too.<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/3</ref>
	==~~From the blog~~==
	[https://endmyopia.org/how-to-measure-pd-pupillary-distance/ Headaches & Fatigue: Measure Your Pupillary Distance (PD)]		==Measuring your PD==

			See Jake's blog post [https://endmyopia.org/how-to-measure-pd-pupillary-distance/ Headaches & Fatigue: Measure Your Pupillary Distance (PD)].
	==Citations==		==Citations==

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Gene Onco: Clarify phrasing

2022-05-31T08:47:52Z

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	Pupillary Distance (PD) is the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. This is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.		Pupillary Distance (PD) is the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. This is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.

	Preferably do not use a single number for PD, use the separate distances for each eye measured to centre of the bridge of nose: many people are not perfectly symmetric"<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/4?</ref>		Preferably do not use a single number for PD, use the separate distances for each eye measured to centre of the bridge of nose: many people are not perfectly symmetric"<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/4?</ref>

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	==Pupillary Distance and Frames==		==Pupillary Distance and Frames==
	"It also helps if you figure out what size frames fit your head. One trick I read online is the PD of the frames themselves is the first two ~~number~~ on the frame ~~added (so~~ if you have frames that are 53-15-140) the PD of the frame ~~itself~~ is 68mm, ~~so in general~~ you’ll do better with frames that are close to your actual PD (your eyes will be centered in the frames, and the lenses will be centered in the frame too.)"<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/3</ref>		It also helps if you figure out what size frames fit your head. One trick I read online is that the PD of the frames themselves in mm units is the sum of the first two numbers on the frame. So if you have frames that are 53-15-140, the PD of the frame is 53 + 15 = 68mm. In general, you’ll do better with frames that are close to your actual PD: your eyes will be centered in the frames, and the lenses will be centered in the frame too.<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/3</ref>

	==From the blog==		==From the blog==
	[https://endmyopia.org/how-to-measure-pd-pupillary-distance/ Headaches & Fatigue: Measure Your Pupillary Distance (PD)]		[https://endmyopia.org/how-to-measure-pd-pupillary-distance/ Headaches & Fatigue: Measure Your Pupillary Distance (PD)]

Gene Onco: Make phrasings more lucid

2022-05-31T08:17:48Z

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	Pupillary Distance (PD) is the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. This is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.		Pupillary Distance (PD) is the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. This is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.
			Preferably do not use a single number for PD, use the separate distances for each eye measured to centre of the bridge of nose: many people are not perfectly symmetric"<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/4?</ref>

	"don’t use the single digit PD, use the separate numbers for each eye measured to centre of bridge of nose, many people are not perfectly symmetric"<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/4?</ref>
	==Near PD==		==Near PD==
			Because your eyes [[converge]] when looking at nearby objects, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you are buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should therefore be used.
	Because your eyes [[converge]] ~~to look~~ at ~~things close to you~~, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you are buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.

	==Pupillary Distance and Frames==		==Pupillary Distance and Frames==

	"It also helps if you figure out what size frames fit your head. One trick I read online is the PD of the frames themselves is the first two number on the frame added (so if you have frames that are 53-15-140) the PD of the frame itself is 68mm, so in general you’ll do better with frames that are close to your actual PD (your eyes will be centered in the frames, and the lenses will be centered in the frame too.)"<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/3</ref>		"It also helps if you figure out what size frames fit your head. One trick I read online is the PD of the frames themselves is the first two number on the frame added (so if you have frames that are 53-15-140) the PD of the frame itself is 68mm, so in general you’ll do better with frames that are close to your actual PD (your eyes will be centered in the frames, and the lenses will be centered in the frame too.)"<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/3</ref>

Angel: citations

2021-11-01T03:07:33Z

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	==From the blog==		==From the blog==
	[https://endmyopia.org/how-to-measure-pd-pupillary-distance/ Headaches & Fatigue: Measure Your Pupillary Distance (PD)]		[https://endmyopia.org/how-to-measure-pd-pupillary-distance/ Headaches & Fatigue: Measure Your Pupillary Distance (PD)]
			==Citations==

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Angel: get two numbers

2021-11-01T03:06:30Z

get two numbers

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	Pupillary Distance (PD) is the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. This is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.		Pupillary Distance (PD) is the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. This is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.

			"don’t use the single digit PD, use the separate numbers for each eye measured to centre of bridge of nose, many people are not perfectly symmetric"<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/4?</ref>
	==Near PD==		==Near PD==

	Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you are buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.		Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you are buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.

Angel: added tip for choosing frames

2021-10-31T22:35:31Z

added tip for choosing frames

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	==Near PD==		==Near PD==
	Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you are buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.		Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you are buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.

			==Pupillary Distance and Frames==

			"It also helps if you figure out what size frames fit your head. One trick I read online is the PD of the frames themselves is the first two number on the frame added (so if you have frames that are 53-15-140) the PD of the frame itself is 68mm, so in general you’ll do better with frames that are close to your actual PD (your eyes will be centered in the frames, and the lenses will be centered in the frame too.)"<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-encountered-jake-steiner-but-started-myopia-reversal-almost-2-years-ago/14954/3</ref>

	==From the blog==		==From the blog==

Shaerah at 13:52, 9 September 2021

2021-09-09T13:52:45Z

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	Pupillary Distance is the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. This is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.		Pupillary Distance (PD) is the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. This is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.

	==Near PD==		==Near PD==
	Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you~~'re~~ buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.		Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you are buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.

	==From the blog==		==From the blog==

NottNott at 18:05, 25 November 2020

2020-11-25T18:05:37Z

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	Pupillary Distance the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. ~~(Which~~ is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.)		Pupillary Distance is the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. This is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.

	==Near PD==		==Near PD==
	Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you're buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.		Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you're buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.

			==From the blog==
			[https://endmyopia.org/how-to-measure-pd-pupillary-distance/ Headaches & Fatigue: Measure Your Pupillary Distance (PD)]

	[[Category:Articles]]		[[Category:Articles]]

NottNott at 18:04, 25 November 2020

2020-11-25T18:04:54Z

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	Pupillary Distance the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. (Which is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.)		Pupillary Distance the distance between your pupil centers. This measurement is important when ordering glasses to make sure you are looking through the optical centers of your lenses. If you have glasses made by an [[optician]] they may take additional measurements, but those require the frame to be on your face, and standard values are used by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. (Which is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some.)

	=Near PD=		==Near PD==
	Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you're buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.		Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you're buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.

	[[Category:Articles]]		[[Category:Articles]]

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2020-06-08T14:26:36Z

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	=Near PD=		=Near PD=
	Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you're buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.		Because your eyes [[converge]] to look at things close to you, your PD is going to be smaller when doing [[near work]] than for [[distance vision]]. If you're buying [[differentials]] or [[reading glasses]] your near PD should be used.

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