Glasses prescription guide.

ZEISS Optical Inserts.

The following guide explains the prescription information you need to provide when ordering ZEISS Optical Inserts.1

Review your distance prescription.

Ensure you have your everyday eyeglass prescription where all information is clear and valid before uploading.1 Please note that not all documents look the same. Information may be displayed differently.

This is the information we will require to make your ZEISS Optical Inserts

1. Your personal information

  • Full name
  • Date of Birth

2. Your vision correction details for eyeglasses.
If you have a value in Cylinder, then you also need to have a value in Axis, and vice versa. Please ensure your values are within range using our Prescription Checker widget.

3. Prescription issue date

4. The prescriber’s information

  • Name
  • Phone number
  • Address (Singaporean)

* If you don't have a complete prescription document, please visit your eye care professional to obtain one.

  • To order ZEISS Optical Inserts you will need a distance prescription, which is what is used for your everyday eyeglasses. Contact lenses or task-specific prescriptions (e.g. Computer or office lenses) do not qualify.

    The prescription type is usually indicated on the document, in places like the (a) prescription title, (b) notes, checkboxes or (c) footnotes. Take a careful look at your prescription to see if it contains any of the following words:

    • Computer glasses 
    • Near vision 
    • Office lenses 
    • Verifocal 
    • Bifocal 
    • Progressive 
    • Occupational lenses Enhanced reading glasses

    If any of these words are present, you don’t have a distance prescription, and you’ll need to request one to your eyecare professional. If you are still unsure of your type of prescription, please consult with an eye care professional.

  • Sphere (Sph) is the main correction and values must include minus ("-") sign for nearsightedness or plus ("+") sign for farsightedness.

    Cylinder (Cyl) is an optional correction for astigmatism with values either negative with a minus ("-") or positive with a plus ("+") sign. When both eyes have this additional measurement the signs will always match from eye to eye.*

    Axis (a) refers to the angle of the correction for the astigmatism (Cyl) in the eye from 1 to 180 degrees and is always linked to a cyl value.

    Addition (Add) refers to additional plus magnification that is needed for vision up close.

     

    *If you have a value in Cylinder, then you also need to have a value in Axis, and vice versa.

  • We recommend using our prescription template.
    You can download our recommended prescription template to help ensure you get all the information needed to order ZEISS Optical Inserts - Prescription:

    1. Download the document
    2. Print the document or share it digitally with your eye care professional
    3. Book a consultation with your eye care professional to check your vision correction needs, and fill in the Prescription document (handwritten or digitally)
    4. Take a clear photo of the whole document, ensuring everything is legible
    5. Upload to Apple.com
  • ZEISS Optical Inserts - Prescription are offered to enhance the visual experience with Apple Vision Pro for customers who require optical correction. ZEISS may slightly adjust the optical power based on variables such as age, near ADD power, and the positioning of ZEISS Optical Inserts within the device.

  • In Singapore, due to local regulations, you cannot order ZEISS Optical Inserts - Prescription online if:

    • you have an organic eye condition, or
    • your prescription is outside of ranges -6.00 to +6.00D (SPH) or 0.00 to -2.00DC (CYL), or
    • you are under the age of 16.

    Visit a ZEISS eye care professional near you to learn about available purchase options.


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    These points are for your reference only and not legal advice. This is not an exhaustive list of checks and there may be times when we require further information to complete your order. If you have questions about your prescription, please ask your eye care professional.