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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== | ||