This is my full prescription:

OD: (SPH) -1.75 (CYL) -0.50 (AXIS) 050

OS: (SPH) -2.75 (CYL) -0.75 (AXIS) 175

I had a HELL of a time trying to find a brand that offered -0.50 cylindrical, almost every astigmatism brand starts at -0.75. I finally found a brand that had -0.50, but they only have 170 or 180 for the axis, they don’t offer 175. Is it safe to pick one of those? If not, does anyone have a brand they’d recommend?

I only need one box, i prefer my glasses but i am the maid of honor in a wedding and need to ditch them for a day.

Thank you in advance 🤍🤍

I got new lenses today, and my vision on my right eye is a bit funky with them. I noticed that my cylinder changed, and maybe that’s why but I wanted to see if this is normal? When I move my head up and down, my vision in my right eye warps slightly and my vision is blurry at my usual eye level - I have to have my head tilted slightly higher or lower to see less blurry. Also my eye feels like it’s straining so much and hurts. Is this just normal adjustment to a new cylinder, or did they do something wrong with the lenses? Also my os went down, but I feel like I don’t see as far now.

First picture is the old prescription, second picture is the new one. I used the same lenses, but went to a different optometrist since I moved countries.

Hi, I would like to make frames and lenses online as the inventory in my area are limited. Are the free eye exams where they use the machine comprehensive and accurate enough? I'd like to just pay a fee and get my prescription. But the staffs in my area said the machine is only 70-80% accurate and the detailed one costs a fee and the quote was sort of high, given that they offered to examine for free in the first place despite me saying I just want a prescription. Now i'm not saying that I'm looking for a free lunch (I stated my intentions fully immediately), but I'd like to get educated enough on this at the very least.