How it works

Your prescription

To place an order, you will need to have a valid spectacle prescription. If you already have a copy, providing it is less than two years old, then you're ready to order.

But....you need to be over the age of eighteen and not registered blind or partially sighted.

 

Otherwise, simply go to your local optician and have your eyes tested. Don't worry because following the eye test, your optician is obliged to give you a copy of your prescription.  If they don't they are breaking the law.

 

Don't be pressurised into buying spectacles from an expensive opticians, just go on-line and order from CyberSpecs.net

   

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Easy on-line ordering
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  • Choose a style from our large selection of frames.
  • Upgrade your lenses as required.
  • Complete the simple on-line order from.
  • Continue on to our secure server.

Our secure website accepts most types of debit and credit cards.

All of our spectacles are made in our state-of-the-art laboratory and are hand assembled to ensure the product you receive is

of the highest standard.  Depending on your lens and frame option dispatch is usually between seven to ten working days.  This will increase

to approximately 14 working days if you have ordered Ultra or standard Flat & Thin lenses, but may be longer depending on the complexity of the

order you made.  See our terms and contitions

 

At CyberSpecs we pride ourselves that your spectacles are made to your unique prescription.  This precision manufacturing process

cannot be rushed, but we will do our utmost to provide a swift efficient service.

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PD
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The pupil is the dark black spot in the middle of you eye.

This pupil distance  (PD) is a simple measurement needed to process your order, and make sure the positioning of your prescription lenses in your new frame is accurate. It is the horizontal distance between the pupil of one eye to the other eye, (as shown below).

 

Our spectacles are manufactured to a pupil distance (PD) of 64mm.  Should your PD be different to this please adjust your order. Your optician may supply you with your PD measurement if you ask.

Measuring your pupil distance ( PD ) is very simple.

Ask a friend to help or simply use a mirror.  Place a rule, marked in millimetres, across the bridge of your nose as in our picture, then measure from the outsie of one pupil to the inside of the other. Take a note of this measurement.

 

If the two measurements differ slightly don’t worry this is probably due to eye or hand movement, just use the average of the two measurements. If the measurements differ greatly repeat the measuring process.

We need your distance PD if you are ordering distance glasses and your near PD if you are ordering reading glasses.

Your near PD is usually 4mm less than your distance PD, as your eyes move closer together when you read.

Lens Options
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Our standard lens is single vision 1.49 index hard resin material and is adequate for most people. They are made exactly to your prescription and are suitable for general wear.

 

For a more detail overview of lens options available.