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do you still have edger & tracer?

hi, im looking for a tracer that will work on a alpha edger, my original tracer got wet,
do know where I can find one? also do you know which tracers are compatable with the alpha edger?
thanks

the previous owner (source) passed away then I took over the practice

no I dont think thats it ...on the order form the tint information in a different section,
thanks

I guess it may be something like specifying the oc ht on a mulifocal?

is that something that was commonly used in past lab orders?
I dont think I have ever used that to place lab orders.

anyone know what ...GRDC mean? it's on the lens order form/card :unsure:

before I place the order I like to check there glasses and compare with rx or if they have been dispensed already and somthing is not right I can go verify without making two trips

a large part of pt's I work with are at rest homes,hospital or just can't leave there home so I go to them, what I been doing is taking the glasses to my shop where the lensometer is and then go back...

yes thats true, Ben Franklin used a stone to make the bifocal and that worked well but times changed and its better to move on to the new fanciest equipment, I still need to find out if this...

I need to dot lenses to verify optical centers & vertical ht's. I do a lot of out of the office work so this potrable lensometer would help me, it's fine to neutralize but I can't check oc's without...

it sure seems that way except that the instuction points to a some lever or somthing (thats where its not clear) and I cant figure this out the picture on instuctions online and the one that comes...

I just came accross a portable hand held lensometer LM Luxvison-45, it works well but instructions are not clear on how to dot lenses, I'm thinking there may be an attachment for that, or it's broke...

I get it, I'm gonna try this on my next pt. thank you

the nikon lens is not available through the lab I'm now using , I may try looking for them at a differant lab and try them out, the essilor computer are a bit more expensive but I know they are...

I tend to do that sometimes (over think things) thanks for making it simple

okay that helps thanks

Thanks for the help

thanks for the reply but I can't just "forget it" I'm still trying to figure this out.

Would that 10, be a 10mm drop for the pal? I find that the final calulation is low at 10mm for the pal becuse 10mm wolud be still in the corridor and the reading would be around 5mm lower.

I have been using 5mm drop for bifocal and 14mm drop for a pal, could some one Please give some tips on you calulate this for your jobs. I know the lab will do it but I need to know how much base up...

Isanaie, how do fit take the mesurments for the sola access? there is some confusion on our part here, I think becuse the fitting chart uses the lower eyelid?