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How To Use The Lensmeter To Read a Finished Progressive Pair

This week, learn how to use the lensmeter to read both the distance and near prescription powers of a pair of mounted progressive lenses. This lesson includes reading the lens sphere power, cylinder power, axis and add power. Video highlights how to check a monocular PD and progressive fitting height. The Learn the Lensmeter kits are available for OpticianWorks Total Access members to check out. Instructions for requesting yours are in the OpticianWorks lesson on using the lensmeter (focimeter, vertometer). Each kit contains various types of lenses, frame fronts and assignments, to give you the ability to gain some practical experience. Learn More: https://opticianworks.com/ Connect with us:   / opticianworks   This lesson includes how to use the lensmeter to read the lens sphere power, cylinder power and axis. We demonstrate how to read the add power on a progressive lens. The video highlights how to check a monocular patient pupillary distance and how to measure a progressive fitting height. Verification of progressive addition lenses or PALs is part of the job of any optician. Opticians use the lensometer to verify lenses. The verification process is also known as lens final inspection or glasses final inspection. The Learn the Lensmeter kits are available for OpticianWorks Total Access members to check out. Instructions for requesting yours are in the OpticianWorks lesson on using the lensmeter (focimeter, vertometer). Each kit contains various types of lenses, frame fronts and assignments, to give you the ability to gain some practical experience. Learn More: https://opticianworks.com/ This video lesson is sponsored by Laramy-K Optical Laramy-K Optical is a digital uncut and coating lab unlike any other. The only exclusively uncut lab in the country; we provide our customers with independent, high-end alternatives to corporate brands. Through craftsmanship, technology, and independent, innovative vendors like Younger, IOT, A&R, and Quantum Innovations we offer our customers the Integrity portfolio of freeform lenses and coatings. Made in the USA, the Integrity brand is not a generic house-brand, but is the absolute best available, designed to give the wearer that “wow!” experience. In addition to the digital line, we still offer conventional surfacing, including glass. Maintaining traditional equipment gives our customers vastly more flexibility in their dispensing, particularly when it comes to more difficult prescriptions. Learn More: http://www.laramyk.com