Eye Power Calculator

Analyze your vision prescription and understand your eye health

Right Eye (OD)

Enter your right eye prescription values

-: Myopia, +: Hyperopia

Astigmatism correction

0-180 degrees

Reading addition

Analysis

Condition:
Normal
Severity:
None

Left Eye (OS)

Enter your left eye prescription values

-: Myopia, +: Hyperopia

Astigmatism correction

0-180 degrees

Reading addition

Analysis

Condition:
Normal
Severity:
None

Pupillary Distance (PD)

Distance between your pupils in millimeters

Average: 63mm (adults)

Range: 54-74mm

Lens Recommendations

Suggested lens options based on your prescription

Lens Material

Standard lenses (1.50 or 1.56)

Sufficient for mild prescriptions

Lens Type

Single vision lenses

For distance or near vision only

Coatings

Anti-reflective coating

Reduces glare and improves clarity

Prescription Format Converter

Convert between minus and plus cylinder formats

Right Eye Conversions

Minus Cylinder Format:

SPH: 0.00 | CYL: 0.00 | AXIS: 0°

Plus Cylinder Format:

SPH: 0.00 | CYL: 0.00 | AXIS: 0°

Spherical Equivalent:

0.00 D

Overall refractive power

Left Eye Conversions

Minus Cylinder Format:

SPH: 0.00 | CYL: 0.00 | AXIS: 0°

Plus Cylinder Format:

SPH: 0.00 | CYL: 0.00 | AXIS: 0°

Spherical Equivalent:

0.00 D

Overall refractive power

Understanding Your Prescription

Prescription Terms

  • SPH (Sphere): Overall lens power for myopia (-) or hyperopia (+)
  • CYL (Cylinder): Astigmatism correction power
  • AXIS: Orientation of astigmatism (0-180°)
  • ADD: Additional power for reading (presbyopia)
  • PD: Distance between pupils for lens centering

Common Conditions

  • Myopia: Nearsightedness (SPH negative)
  • Hyperopia: Farsightedness (SPH positive)
  • Astigmatism: Irregular cornea curvature (CYL present)
  • Presbyopia: Age-related near vision loss (ADD needed)
  • Emmetropia: Normal vision (no correction needed)

Important: This calculator provides educational information only. Always get your eyes examined by a qualified optometrist or ophthalmologist. Prescriptions should only be obtained through professional eye exams. Regular eye check-ups are recommended every 1-2 years.