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Axis is switched in prescription
Hi i have recently gave my eye sight check for glass.
I just found she mentioned left axis 180 right axis is 10 but earlier in my old prescription its left 10 and right is 180 . Is it write or they made a human error while mentioning it? Because other paramiters are same as old prescription.i am in a doubt that thy will make my glass wrong.will that effect anything?
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180 and 10 degrees are actually very close to each other.
Won't make a difference
I could help better if you attached old and new glass prescription pictures
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Dr. Saba Kausar
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Both axis are very close to each other. Will not make much of a difference.
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Dr. Nikhilesh Shete
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
2 yrs exp
Sangli
Both axis are near to each other , thats almost same. What is power of your cylindrical lens?
-0.25 cylinder wont make any difference but power of -1.50 with slight degree change can make difference.
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