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    Calculate F1 and F2 from certain variables

    Hello,

    If given the following set of variables how would one calculate the front curve F1 and the back curve F2?


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    Cyl Axis O.C Height Vertex Panto Facial Wrap
    OD 2.75 -0.5 40 32 18 12 8 10
    OS -2.00 -1.75 74 32 18 12 8 10
    Frame Details A B ED DBL
    Lens Index

    50 32 55 17
    1.498

    Can you show the working?

    Thanks in advance for your help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bok View Post
    Hello,

    If given the following set of variables how would one calculate the front curve F1 and the back curve F2?


    Sph
    Cyl Axis O.C Height Vertex Panto Facial Wrap
    OD 2.75 -0.5 40 32 18 12 8 10
    OS -2.00 -1.75 74 32 18 12 8 10
    Frame Details A B ED DBL
    Lens Index

    50 32 55 17
    1.498

    Can you show the working?

    Thanks in advance for your help.
    Or what about Radius? R1 and R2?

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    There is no way to determine it based on the available data. 'By the book', you'd normally run a 8 base right, 4 base left, however, that's going cause some problems, split the difference and run a 7 base Right and a 5 Base left, or a 6 Right 5 Left.

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    7 RT 3 LT or 6 RT 2 LT. Mike is right, there appears to be some missing information. Not unless some assumptions are made here in regards to determining Iseikonic lens.

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