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OD is oculus dextrus, or Latin for right eye.
* OD is oculus dextrus, or Latin for right eye.
OS is oculus sinister, or Latin for left eye.
* OS is oculus sinister, or Latin for left eye.
BO is Base out, BI is Base in, BU is Base up and BD is Base down.
* BO is Base out, BI is Base in, BU is Base up and BD is Base down for [[prism]]


[[Pupillary Distance]] or PD, is the final set of numbers you need to be aware of. Most likely this is not listed on your "prescription" you will need to ask for it or [https://endmyopia.org/how-to-measure-pd-pupillary-distance/ measure it yourself].  Some optometrists will charge you e.g. $30 to tell you your PD, but many others will tell you for free.  
[[Pupillary Distance]] or PD, is the final set of numbers you need to be aware of. Most likely this is not listed on your "prescription" you will need to ask for it or [https://endmyopia.org/how-to-measure-pd-pupillary-distance/ measure it yourself].  Some optometrists will charge you e.g. $30 to tell you your PD, but many others will tell you for free.  
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* [[Normalized]]
* [[Normalized]]
* [[Differentials]]
* [[Differentials]]
* [[20/20 correction]]
* [[Overcorrection]]
* [[Guide:Reading glasses prescriptions]]
* [[Guide:Reading glasses prescriptions]]
* [[Category:Lens selections]]
* [[:Category:Lens selections]]


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