The Lens Order Kit
The LensOpt method for ordering glasses and contact lenses on the prescription you already have: a frame that centers on your eyes, the thinnest lens for the money, and lenses bought in whole boxes up to the right date
LensOpt's free calculators each give one honest number: a PD, a frame's fit, a lens's thickness, what contact lenses cost per day. None of them meets the others, and none meets the checkout. The Lens Thickness Estimator gives the thickness for a width you type in, but a frame wider than your eyes moves each lens center in and the far edge out, so the lens reaches further than the frame opening. The Contact Lens Cost Calculator prices lenses one at a time and leaves out the backup glasses and the fitting. The Lens Order Kit joins those tools into one path for people who already have a prescription. Its worked -5.00 lens in a 54-18 frame at a 62 mm PD reaches 68 mm, and its edge reads 7.96 mm in 1.50 and 5.96 mm in 1.74, $60 a millimeter at the example price. The same power in a 50-18 frame in 1.60 reads 5.81 mm, thinner, for a third of the upgrade. Dailies at $35 for 30, worn 5 days a week, cost $606.67 a year on the calculator and $630 in 18 whole boxes; with 34 weeks left on the prescription, 12 boxes reach the expiry date and 6 more would ride on it not changing. Every worked figure and price is an example you replace with your own, computed by the site's calculators, and rules of thumb are called rules of thumb. It never changes, interprets or substitutes for a prescription, and it recommends no brand or seller. It carries the eye care facts: contact lenses need a valid contact lens prescription and a fitting; keep up regular eye exams; follow your wear and replacement schedule and never sleep in lenses unless prescribed for it; see an eye doctor urgently for eye pain, redness, sudden vision change or light sensitivity. 23 printable pages: seven steps, an order card, a contacts budget card, a reorder calendar, reference tables and a quickstart, plus a personalised sheet worked on the figures you entered in our calculators.
What’s inside
- The Prescriber's PD Rule: the PD that goes on an order, and three home readings when there is none
- The Frame PD Rule: frame PD, the move per eye, and how far each lens reaches in your frame
- The Millimeter Price Rule: every lens index priced by the millimeter it saves on your frame
- The Frame First Rule: your power in a frame that centers better, against a higher index
- The Whole Bill Rule: contact lenses plus backup glasses and the fitting, against glasses alone
- The Whole Box Rule: the lenses you open per eye, rounded up to whole boxes
- The Expiry Date Rule: boxes to your prescription's expiry date, the exam before it, and a reorder calendar
- A printable order card, a contacts budget card and a reorder calendar
- Reference tables: thickness by power and index, and weeks one box of dailies lasts
- A quickstart that closes the loop on your starting scores
Run one of the free calculators first and buy from that page, and this sheet is computed from your own figures. Buy from here and the pack still arrives complete — the sheet simply has no numbers of yours to work from yet.
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