I was wondering if SV lenses have to be oriented in a certain way, or if they can be upside down.
Since I am very myopic, I can see the little symbols (micro engravings) on my new pair of glasses. I have drawn them in the attached diagram (jpg).
The diagram is head-on, as if you are looking at me. The lenses are Essilor SV 360 "digital". As you can see, the left lens (right lens in the diagram) is upside down. My question is, with single-vision lenses, does the orientation of the lens matter? Do the circles have to be 180 degrees (they are slightly angled), and the lens right-side-up? Or is the lens intentionally upside down because of my astigmatism?
My old glasses prescription was:
R: -12.00 -0.75 066
L: -12.50 -1.00 172
My new glasses prescription is:
R: -11.75 -1.00 072
L: -13.75 -025 169
PD is 63 for both sets of glasses.
I have had these glasses for three days, and so far, have not adjusted to them (my vision, both near and far, is better with my old glasses).
Forgive me for posting; I realize this is a board for eye-care professionals, so if you do not want to answer my question, I understand. If you could be so kind as to refer me to a forum that could answer this question, I would appreciate it.
Thanks very much.
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