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Once your image has loaded, follow the steps listed here in order to try your selected frame:

1. Click the first dot on the paper on your face image
2. Now click the 2nd dot on your paper
3. Now click on a pupil
4. Now click on the other pupil

These actions will accurately measure your 'PD' (Pupillary Distance) and place a scaled image of your frame choice over your photograph.

Please take your time and be as accurate as you can.
You can left-click and hold over the frame to drag and position as required.

Rimless and semi-rimless frames will often be shown with tinted lenses. This is purely to make measuring easier. You can order tints as required.

1. Click the first dot on the paper on your face image
2. Now click the 2nd dot on your paper
3. Now click on a pupil
4. Now click on the other pupil

1. Click the first dot on the paper on your face image
2. Now click the 2nd dot on your paper
3. Now click on a pupil
4. Now click on the other pupil

1. Click the first dot on the paper on your face image
2. Now click the 2nd dot on your paper
3. Now click on a pupil
4. Now click on the other pupil

Your frame now arrives in the image.

Click the left mouse button and hold. You can now drag the frame to suit.

If you wish to buy Multi-Focal lenses, when satisfied with the frame position, release the mouse button and press Confirm Frame Position.

If you only want to record your PD or view the selected frame on your face, you can press Close Click and Measure to return to the product page.

Pupil to lower rim measurement.

1. Use your mouse to click on a pupil.

This step measures your pupil to lower-edge distance for this frame, which is necessary to manufacture Multi-Focal lenses accurately.

We will automatically include this value in your shopping cart and order details. You will be able to edit this before completing your order.

Now click on the edge of the lens where it meets the frame directly below the pupil.

This action measures the pupil-to-lower-edge distance needed to fit Multi-Focal lenses.

Your frame measurement is complete. Your data is below.