Progressive lens marking list thingy

[Lawman Nick]

Is there a "best generic progressive marking sheet" list thingy going around? I had to mark up what I believe to be a Hoya lens earlier, and it was a bit of a guessing game because I only had access to Shamir autograph III markings. I really don't know to phrase this question. Thank you.

[mervinek]

Do you mean a decentration chart? (as opposed to an identifier?) I just have one generic one here on my counter. Pretty much all my lenses are 4 up, so that's what I use.

[pneese]

Is there a "best generic progressive marking sheet" list thingy going around? I had to mark up what I believe to be a Hoya lens earlier, and it was a bit of a guessing game because I only had access to Shamir autograph III markings. I really don't know to phrase this question. Thank you.

https://epic.thevisioncouncil.org/

Does this help?

[AngeHamm]

just google one for Hoya or Varilux and print it out. If in doubt, though, look up the drop of unfamiliar lenses before spotting them up; some manufacturers use a 6 or a 2 drop.

[Lawman Nick]

Thank you guys, this is what I was looking for. Much appreciated.