Padma Optical

Padma Optical Eye Clinic & Sunglass House Eye Care Center & Eye Clinic

02/07/2025

Tokai Lutina lens 1.76 hi- index lens . world's thinnest lens! up to 49% thinner than 1.50 !


Experience best driving vision in low-light conditions. vision in low-light conditions. to 64% glare reduction.Accurat...
15/06/2022

Experience best driving vision in low-light conditions.
vision in low-light conditions.
to 64% glare reduction.
Accurate vision of the road & dashboard.


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Lenses that change from clear to dark ZEISS PhotoFusion Lenses
15/06/2022

Lenses that change from clear to dark ZEISS PhotoFusion Lenses

The right tools for the right vision.
20/04/2022

The right tools for the right vision.


PROGRESSIVE LENSESGIVING A TREAT OF CRYSTALLINE VISION TO YOUR EYES
03/04/2022

PROGRESSIVE LENSES

GIVING A TREAT OF CRYSTALLINE VISION TO YOUR EYES

Blue light protection Lens
21/02/2022

Blue light protection Lens

INTERPUPILLARY DISTANCE ??OCD = Distance between the lateral canthus; IPD= Distance between the pupil, ICD = Distance be...
05/12/2021

INTERPUPILLARY DISTANCE ??
OCD = Distance between the lateral canthus;
IPD= Distance between the pupil,
ICD = Distance between the medial canthus.
What does "pupillary distance" mean in prescription glasses?
The Pupillary Distance, (PD) - better called the Interpupillary Distance (IPD) - is the distance between the centres of your pupils when looking at the focal length the glasses are designed for. In humans, it's usually between about 50 to 80 mm.
The importance of this measurement is that the lenses in your glasses should usually be centred the same distance apart as the PD, so that lines of sight pass through the lens centres. There are exceptions, but generally this provides the most comfortable vision.
If the centres are wrongly set, then person can get headaches, double vision, or may not be able to see through your glasses at all. This is especially so for strong lenses; people with weak lenses may not notice so much difficulty.
For the most complex of modern lenses, varifocals, it needs an accuracy of half a millimetre, and is measured separately for each eye, being the distance of the pupil centre from the midline of the nose. Usually a specialised PD gauge is used to get the accuracy required.
Mistakes in PD measurement are the most common reason people cannot see with new varifocals. Just remember that if an optician or optometrist gets it wrong, you can go back and they will have to put it right at their expense.

15/09/2021

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Kathmandu, Maitidevi
Kathmandu
44600

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 20:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 20:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 20:00
Thursday 09:00 - 20:00
Friday 09:00 - 20:00
Sunday 09:00 - 20:00

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+9779808811166

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