You'll find the values that you'll have to insert in our order form on your eyeglass prescription.

	Sph	Cyl	AXS	Add
Right / OD	-3.00	-1.25	160	+1.25
Left / OS	-2.75	-0.50	180	+1.25
				PD 65mm

Right / Left

The prescription for your right and left eye are usually labeled by an R / Right / OD for the right side and L / Left / OS for the left side.

Sphere

The sphere for correcting nearsighted and farsighted vision is most often labeled with S or SPH. It is usually in 0.25 increments. Pay attention to plus or minus! If neither plus (+) or (-) is explicitly written, it is a plus value.

Cylinder

The cylinder together with the axis corrects astigmatism. It is usually labeled with a Cyl and written in 0.25 increments. Not every prescription has a astigmatism correction. If the CYL column/row on your prescription is empty (or has a sph written in it), you don't have a astigmatism correction and can enter 0.00 in our order form.

Axis

The axis is together with CYL part of astigmatism corrections. It is written in 1 increments in a range of 0 to 180. It is only part of your prescription if you have a CYL too.

Add

The addition is only part of bifocal or progressive prescription and not relevant for our order form. Unless specifically stated on the page, please ignore it.

PD

The pupillary distance is the distance between your pupils in millimeter. It is either written as a total value (e.g. 63.0) or as two separate values (Right/Left; e.g. 32.0/31.0). We only ask for the PD if the headset does not have its own PD adjustment (or if the PD range of a headset is very small). If you cannot find your PD on your prescription, you might find it on the invoice that you have received for your regular glasses.

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