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Use 54-16-140 as an example. The first number, 54, represents the lens width; the second number, 16, refers to the bridge size, while the last number, 140, is the temple length. Sometimes there is a fourth number that refers to the lens height.
Glasses size guide Face size (temple to temple measurement)Lens widthArm length Narrow (less than 129mm) 50mm and under 135mm-140mm Medium (130mm-139mm) 51mm-55mm 140mm-145mm Wide (over 139mm) 56mm and above 150mm or above1 more row Jun 30, 2023
You can see some numbers printed or engraved on the inside of your glasses temples (arms) or behind the nose bridge area. Use 54-16-140 as an example. The first number, 54, represents the lens width; the second number, 16, refers to the bridge size, while the last number, 140, is the temple length.
The sphere column is often abbreviated as SPH. This is the lens power needed to fix your vision. A minus sign () next to the number means nearsightedness (you see better up close and need distance correction). A plus sign (₊) indicates you are farsighted (you see better far away and need your near vision corrected).
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