Vertex-distance optical conversion — not a prescription

Paraxial optics in air, transferring both principal meridians separately to the corneal plane; axis is unchanged. Excludes tear-lens effects, materials, fitting and available-power rounding. Not a contact-lens prescription or ordering recommendation. Input bounds are computational limits.

Paraxial optics in air, transferring both principal meridians separately to the corneal plane; axis is unchanged. Excludes tear-lens effects, materials, fitting and available-power rounding. Not a contact-lens prescription or ordering recommendation. Input bounds are computational limits.

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Result

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How to use this tool

Check the units, enter your values, and run the tool. Results follow the assumptions and method below.

Calculation method

First principal meridian at corneal planesphere/(1-vertex/1000*sphere)
Second principal meridian at corneal plane(sphere+cylinder)/(1-vertex/1000*(sphere+cylinder))
Equivalent principal-meridian power difference(sphere+cylinder)/(1-vertex/1000*(sphere+cylinder))-sphere/(1-vertex/1000*sphere)

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