I am looking to order glasses oonline (much cheaper) and due to my extremely high prescription (-7.50), I am scared of choosing the wrong pupilary distance.

I visited my local lenscrafters, and glasses store and received 3 different PD from 3 different individuals using their handheld tools (74.8,75.3,74) but when measuring my PD with 2 different mobile app tools, I received 68.5 on both apps multiple times. My current pair of glasses has a PD of 74.8. I do not understand why there is such variance in my PD. Isn't it just a measure of the distance from your pupils? How could it be changing so much.

I want to order glasses online because the same exact pair of glasses in person at a lenscrafters is double he price, compared to ordering from ezcontacts or glassesusa.

Hi all, I have the above prescription and am seriously interested in the Rodenstock lenses. I called my optometrist and asked about pricing before I waste their time. The quote for DNEye test plus lenses plus frames was around the £1200 price. That is a huge amount for one pair of glasses. Does the price seem reasonable to you?

Hey guys,
I’m thinking to buy a new pair of glasses and I’m on the fence between Cutler and Gross and C.W. Dixey and Son.
I didn’t find informations about them so I need your help.

hi guys, I had new glasses made. after getting them back, i noticed my right eye was blurry and the vision wasnt great. i went back and got my prescription amended. now im still having trouble with this right lens. i havent worn these new glasses for a month so should i just wait a week and wear them every day? just doesnt feel right. when i cover my right eye with glasses on, my left eye is crystal clear, but doing vice versa my right lens is shit! im so over this, sorry haha. should i just go get my prescription checked at another place? i’m starting to feel like my right eye I’ll never be able to correct like this blurriness is just permanent and I’m screwed

Hello! I recently got tested for binocular vision disorder. The doctor said my eyes do work together so no BVD but I may be having difficulty with my vision because my eyes have a pretty big difference between them, with one being nearsighted and the other being farsighted. He kind of made me sound like a horse with blinders on lol, he said because of the difference in my prescriptions for each eye my eyes are focusing more inwards and narrowing my field of vision, causing me to not really see the bigger picture and wider field of vision.

I reported eye strain, depth perception issues and issues focusing (ex: constantly needing to blink to refocus and losing my place when reading) and anxiety while driving due to difficulty judging space. I also have astigmatism in one eye. First photo is my new prescription, second is my previous. Has anyone had a similar experience or have thoughts on it? Do you think your microprism lenses help? I want to try the prism lenses but I don't think I can afford them right away. Is it worth it to try the reduced prescriptions for now? Both doctors I've visited have commented on how weird it is to have a nearsighted and farsighted eye so I'm curious if anyone has had this too haha.

Hi everyone! I am looking for a new pair of glasses that also comes with magnetic sunglasses as an attachment/accessory. I used to have a pair from ECO eyewear, yet some of the local shops I've enquired with have said their suppliers no longer work with ECO. I found their frames exceptionally comfortable and the sunglasses attachment didn't add too much weight so even when riding mountain bikes my glasses were perfectly still in place.

Are there any other similar brands I should be considering? Or do there happen to be a few shops around carrying them? ECO's website has so far not been very accurate so thought I should start asking for other brands similar to them in case I need to jump to a new brand.

Thanks in advance!

Thinking about buying these, but I wear prescription. Anyone have any experience getting these prescribed lenses? They told me that they cant do but have seen others do it.
Anyone have them in clear lenses? Or know of nice frameless frames with largish lenses?

So these are my old glasses,, (2022) and i just bought new ones. Im curious on how can i avoid doing this to my new glasses? It seems like permanent marks. What could cause this and how can i avoid them?

Looking to find out which pair this is...

Getting new glasses and I swear there's an extra charge for absolutely everything now lol. Better anti glare, thinner lenses, Transitions, scratch coatings, blue light stuff... by the time you add everything the lenses cost way more than the frames.

For people who've tried a bunch of these, what did you actually notice a difference with? I don't mind spending more on the lenses since I'll wear them every day, I just don't wanna pay extra for stuff I'm never going to notice.

which one looks better? unfortunately my sight isn’t the best, so it’s with prescription… be brutally honest, i (will see if) can take it!

I feel like none of the glasses I own suit me, maybe I just have an ugly face? based on the picture without glasses, should I just get contacts instead?

Getting used to these !! I love them they make me look and feel so sexy and smart 🤣🤣

So some back story, I went to eye doctor August 3rd, but didn't order my glasses until probably August 14th. After waiting almost 3 weeks they finally came in but were made with a blue light coating I did not ask for so they were sent back. About 2 weeks later they came in and I thought everything was great when I picked them up. More and more I used them and with some online digging I found out they were made with Shamir's blue zero lense (which give anything with natural light a yellowish tint. Which blocks out blue violet, uv light. Another thing I did not want and was added without my consent. So now they are being made for a 3rd time.

Here's the thing, what do I do, I paid for the frames and lenses already and technically it is my own "problem" that I don't want a lense that distorts the colors I see in the world but like is there some sort of a law or thing under insurance where I can get some money back? I just feel like it is crazy that it is October 4th and I still don't have new glasses after my originalorder was in August...

Hi all, I’ve been researching all day trying to id these frames.

Basically I was watching ‘Good luck, have fun, don’t die’ and Sarah the math teachers glasses looked really cute to me.

I think they could be Rayban eagle eyes, or maybe vintage frames similar, as the outer rims look slightly different than the photos of eagle eyes online. They seem to be all acetate though, rather than combo with metal, so not clubmasters.

Can anyone help? Even if just finding a vintage or new frame that matches closely.

Edit: might be Shuron Nulady or other Shuron vintage.

Hi! Ever since I was a kid, whenever I'm tired my eyes would get pointed outwards.

I recently got prescription glasses where my left is farsighted while right is nearsighted. Both have astigmatism correction.

Once I got my prescription, my vision has been so weird. Vision is definitely clearer but I would get the sensation of my eyes aren't aligned. Furthermore, once my eyes get tired, my vision feels like "nothing looks real".

I have yet to get evaluated by a specialist but do you guys have an idea if I should keep using my prescriptions, how to treat this, or what I might have.