Adjusting the pupil parallel angle is usually done by a professional optometrist. This process involves assessing your vision and eye position to ensure that the glasses are appropriate for your pupil position and facial structure.
If you need to adjust the pupil parallel angle, we recommend the following steps:
1.Professional Optometry Appointment: Make an appointment for an optometry appointment, preferably by a professional optometrist. They will use special equipment and technology to measure the position of your eyes, including the pupils.
2.Ask questions: At optometry, tell the optometrist about your concern about the parallel angles of your pupils and describe any symptoms that may affect your comfort.
3.Have the optometrist adjust: If the optometrist finds that the pupil parallel angle needs to be adjusted, they will usually make adjustments accordingly at the time of fitting glasses, making sure that the center of the lens is aligned with your pupil.
4.Try-on: After the optometrist adjusts, try on the glasses and note if they feel more comfortable and clear. If there is any discomfort, inform the optometrist in time and they can make further adjustments.
Remember, try not to try to adjust your glasses on your own, as this may cause discomfort or affect the visual effect. A professional optometrist has the experience and skills to ensure that the glasses are appropriate for your pupil position and individual needs.