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  • Re: Store’s Version of Rx Different to what Optometrist Wrote

    Posted on July 21, 2009, 3:35 pm by Dr. Virginia Donati

    Jayne wrote:

    The Dr. that refracted my son's eyes wrote his prescription as: Right Eye: +100 +200 x 110 Left Eye: 150 +225 x 75 But the store that made his glasses interpreted this as: Right Eye: +3.00 -2.0 x 20 Left Eye: +3.75 -2.25 x 165 Is this correct? He has astigmatism and needs glasses for distance.

    Dr. Virginia Donati's response:

    Hello Jayne, Yes these two prescriptions you have given me are exactly the same. This is just a different way of recording the information. Thanks for your question, Dr. Donati

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