Being the most sensitive part of the human body, our eyes need proper care. It's become even more essential ever since screentime has increased for all of us. Be it because of work or for personal reasons, we just can't avoid the screen.
If you're here, chances are you need a new set of glasses. Or perhaps this might be your very first time having optical issues. Whatever the case, knowing your pupillary distance can help you support your eyes better.
From the basics of biology, the black dots in the centre of our eyes are known as pupils. So, simply put, the measurement between one eye's pupil to another is known as the pupillary distance. For every set of glasses, the pupillary distance measurement can help you discover more about where your eyes look. It helps in determining the 'optical centre' of the lenses.
Usually, PD measurement is done by the doctor during the eye examination. If that has not been the case with you, you can check out the infographic below to find some extremely simple and convenient steps for measuring your pupillary distance.
Infographic by: ZenniOptical
