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   I have my prescription, but can I order glasses online without trying them on?

   Yes. Many people order prescription glasses online without trying them on first, and it can be a convenient and often less expensive option. Whether it's a good fit for you depends on your prescription and how comfortable you are choosing frames remotely.

   A few things can make the process go more smoothly:

   • Have a complete prescription. Make sure it includes the sphere (SPH), cylinder (CYL), and axis values if needed. If you have progressive or bifocal lenses, check that the retailer can make those.
   • Know your pupillary distance (PD). This measurement is often required for accurate lens placement. Some prescriptions include it, but many do not. If it's missing, some online retailers offer tools to measure it yourself or can help you obtain it.
   • Use virtual try-on tools. Many online eyewear retailers let you upload a photo or use your phone's camera to see how frames might look on your face. While not perfect, they can help narrow your choices.
   • Compare frame measurements. If you already own glasses that fit well, look at the numbers printed inside the temple arm (for example, 52–18–140). Matching those measurements can improve the chances of a good fit.
   • Review the return policy. Since you won't be trying the frames on beforehand, it's worth choosing a retailer with a generous return or exchange policy and a warranty in case the fit or prescription isn't right.

   Ordering online tends to work especially well for:

   • Single-vision prescriptions.
   • People replacing glasses with a similar style or size.
   • Those who already know which frame shapes fit them.

   You might prefer an in-person fitting if:

   • You have a strong or complex prescription.
   • You're getting progressive lenses for the first time.
   • You've had trouble with frame fit or lens comfort in the past.

   If you tell me:

   1. your prescription (you can omit any personal information),
   2. whether you need single-vision, bifocals, or progressives, and
   3. your budget,

   I can help you determine whether ordering online is likely to work well and what features to look for.

   

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