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I'm not sure I understand you correctly, but typically if OD and OS RX's are similar I will split the prism. In your case if Rx is -5.00 Sph OU, I would put 0.5 BI OU. This will balance weight and thickness.
One thing that helps, especially if you're communicating to another language group, is NOT TO USE ABBREVIATIONS! "BE" could mean anything, but we have to assume it means "both eyes"?
One thing that helps, especially if you're communicating to another language group, is NOT TO USE ABBREVIATIONS! "BE" could mean anything, but we have to assume it means "both eyes"?
Hong Kong was a British territory for a long time, OP could have same language group as us, doc, just using Britishisms. That said, ya, BE could be Both Eyes, or Base Even, or Bad Exophoria, or Big Excitement, or British Empire, or nearly anything else
Thanks all. Yes, we use BE for both eyes. To talk to client or
sales or for written prescription, we usually use RE and LE, because they don't understand OD and OS
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