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1 37.5mm Axis Verification "V" SunRx Prescription Polarized Semi-Finished Single Vision Polarized Single Vision (Gray, Brown and Classic Green) Base True Curve Front 50mm Back Back CT (mm) CT (mm) ET (mm) Curve (1.530) Radius SAG* Curve Radius Nominal Minimum Nominal ** *Utilized for power calculation only, not for thickness calculation. **Not available in Classic Green PAGE 1
2 40mm Axis Verification "V" SunRx Prescription Polarized Semi-Finished Single Vision Polarized Single Vision (Blue) Base True Curve Front 50mm Back Back CT (mm) CT (mm) ET (mm) Curve (1.530) Radius SAG* Curve Radius Nominal Minimum Nominal *Utilized for power calculation only, not for thickness calculation. - - PAGE 2
3 37.5mm Axis Verification "V" SunRx Prescription Polarized Semi-Finished Single Vision Polarized Single Vision (Mirror Coated: Blue, Gold, Silver on Polarized Gray Base Lens) Base True Curve Front 50mm Back Back CT (mm) ET (mm) Curve (1.530) Radius SAG* Curve Radius Nominal Nominal PAGE 3
4 80mm 40mm Axis Verification "V" SunRx Prescription Polarized Semi-Finished Single Vision 80mm Polarized Single Vision (Gray) Base True Curve Front 50mm Back Back CT (mm) CT (mm) ET (mm) Curve (1.530) Radius SAG* Curve Radius Nominal Minimum Nominal *Utilized for power calculation only, not for thickness calculation. PAGE 4
5 8.00 Base 55mm Film Strip 8mm 37.5mm 22mm Tab Optical Center SunRx Polarized Plano Lenses (Plano Uncuts) Finished Single Vision (Gray and Brown) Base Front Front CT (mm) Curve Curve Radius Nominal * *De-centered. The optical center of the 8.00 base is an 8mm diameter circle from the geometric center along a line connecting the geometric center and the center of the tab. PAGE 5
6 Blank Geometric Center mm 19mm 6.5mm 28mm - SunRx Prescription Polarized Bifocal Polarized D28 Bifocal (Gray, Brown and Classic Green) - Base True Curve Front 50mm Back Back CT (mm) ET (mm) Segment Location Curve (1.530) Radius SAG* Curve Radius Nominal Nominal Drop Inset D 6.5 In D 6.5 In D 6.5 In Base Curve Gray Brown Classic Green + to + + to to + + to to + + to + + to to PAGE 6
7 7mm mm 7mm 2mm 28mm SunRx Prescription Polarized Trifocal Polarized 7x28 Trifocal (Gray) - Base True Curve Front 50mm Back Back CT (mm) ET (mm) Segment Location Curve (1.530) Radius SAG* Curve Radius Nominal Nominal Drop Inset D 7.0 In D 7.0 In D 7.0 In Base Curve Gray to to to PAGE 7
8 Novel R Novel SunRx Aspheric (Decentered) Progressive Addition Lenses 80/85mm Polarized Progressive (Gray and Brown) Base True Curve Front 50mm Back Back CT (mm) ET (mm) Curve (1.530) Radius (mm) SAG* Curve Radius (mm) Nominal Nominal MRP Location A 2.5 In A 2.5 In A 2.5 In A 2.5 In A 2.5 In Base Curve Gray Brown to + + to + + to + + to + + to + + to to + + to to + + to + PAGE 8
9 Illumina SunRx Polarized Aspheric Progressive Addition Lenses 80mm Polarized Progressive (Gray) Base True Curve Front 50mm Back Back CT (mm) ET (mm) Curve (1.530) Radius SAG* Curve Radius Nominal Nominal MRP Location A 0.0 In A 0.0 In A 0.0 In A 0.0 In A 0.0 In Base Curve Gray to to to to to PAGE 9
10 80mm OUTLOOK 4mm mm mm 2.5mm 5.00 Outlook SunRx Polarized Aspheric Progressive Addition Lenses 80mm Polarized Progressive (Gray and Brown) Base True Curve Front 50mm Back Back CT (mm) ET (mm) Curve (1.530) Radius SAG* Curve Radius Nominal Nominal MRP Location A 0.0 In A 0.0 In A 0.0 In A 0.0 In Note: Always select same base for both right and left lenses. If different bases are indicated, select flatter base. Base Curve Gray Brown to + + to to + + to to + + to to + + to PAGE 10
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