Measuring eyeglasses lenses for proper fit and function is important. Computers/robots are not yet capable of performing this task on their own. Cheaply made robots/devices are NOT capable of doing this in any manner. There are many subjective inputs that go along with precise measurements that only a human in the loop can provide. At Fine Eyewear, this process starts in the exam room with our optometrist who has years of training as an optician. She will ask you specific questions in addition to performing an in-depth eye exam and visual analysis. Combined, this will help our optometrist customize your eyeglasses prescription to your visual needs. Once this is complete the next step is a visit with our trained opticians who will bridge on your eye exam and help you select a frame appropriate for your prescription while finding you the look you desire. Once your eyeglasses frame is selected, final eyglasses or sunglasses prescription lense measurement can proceed.
Fine Eyewear utilizes a variety of methods to achieve proper eyeglasses lense measurement. This includes specific questions on how you intend to use your glasses. We also employ the use of advanced robotic measurements as well as manual measurements. By using both of these methods we can achieve synergy and get you the very best vision possible. Eyeglasses lense measurement is part science and part art. It takes training and know how for a success eyeglass lense fit. At Fine Eyewear, you are not going to find some kid we just hired off the street measuring you for eyeglasses. We have trained, certified opticians who are overseen by our optometrist. Yes, we take this very seriously. Its your eye sight, and our reputation.
Progressive lense measurement is critical to the success of a good performing progressive lense. Unfortunately in todays world, we are constantly blasted with advertisements claiming this can be done at home or across the internet. To get the precise measurements required, its really only possible in person. Sure, over the internet can get you anywhere from 60-80% close, but do you only want 60% of your visual capability? This even holds true for simple prescriptions. All to often we observe people who have purchased cheap glasses over the internet, and it is obvious to the trained eye that they fitted incorrectly for the glasses. We experience this first hand when they come into our office complaining they can not see well, only to diagnose their eyeglasses were incorrectly measured and inferior products were used in the process.
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