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    Any mistake with the Addition

    Hello,

    Today i have this prescription

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    R/-6.00-1.25*75
    L/-5.50-0.25*105
    ADD/+1.00

    Patient Only looking for Reading eyeglass.

    After calculating prescription is:

    R/-5.00-1.25*75
    L/-4.50-0.25*105

    I do not think it is a right prescription for reading glasses

    Did i misunderstanding something?

    Thank you.
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    If the ADD is +1.00 (I think that's what it looks like...) than your math is correct. That makes sense if this is a patient new to presbyopia.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Quince View Post
    If the ADD is +1.00 (I think that's what it looks like...) than your math is correct. That makes sense if this is a patient new to presbyopia.
    math is correct

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    If the add is +1.00 and it requires +2.50 diopters of accommodation to see clearly at 40cm that means your patient has +1.50 of useable accommodation. Meaning their amplitude of accommodation with a +1.00 add would be 100cm to 36 cm more than enough to accomplish most near and intermediate tasks.
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    Hello,

    Thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrOptician View Post
    Hello,

    Thank you
    thanks for the thread. :)

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