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Don't worry. Some doctors take your distance for each eye. You're just a simple equation away from your pupillary distance.
1. Add the two numbers.
The first step is to add the number together. We recommend a calculator because no one's perfect.
2. Divide by 2
When you've added the two numbers together, divide the sum by two and that's your pupillary distance. Check the number carefully and then enter it in the field for pupillary distance.
