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The Perfect Alignment Makes All The Difference

Have you ever felt that during eye testing the glasses are good and when the new spectacle is made it is not clear?

When you wear glasses, when you select a spectacle frame we make you wear the frame and take the eyes marking in it! It's important that the center of each lens —called the optic center—lines up perfectly with the center of your eyes, known as the pupillary center. This alignment is called centration, and it plays a big role in making sure your vision is clear and comfortable.

If the lenses are not properly centered, your eyes may have to strain to see through the correct part of the lens, which can cause headaches, eye fatigue, blurry vision, or even double vision. Just like shoes need to fit your feet properly, your lenses need to be positioned right in front of your eyes. That's why precise centration marking is essential before making your spectacles—it ensures your glasses are custom-made to suit your unique eye position.