Thankfully, if you have a pretty basic prescription (meaning they're not bifocals, progressives or Coke-bottle lenses), there's a free tool from GlassesUSA.com that can scan your current glasses.Jul 2, 2019
How do I get a copy of my eye prescription?
It's simple if your prescription came from a specific optometrist or ophthalmologist you simply need to call their office and request a copy of your prescription. They should be able to walk you through the exact steps needed to receive your prescription.
Do opticians keep a copy of your prescription?
Your prescription will be registered at any optician or eye practice where you have had an eye exam. In most instances, you will be given a copy of your prescription after the exam, but in the event that you are not, you can always request one.
Can my optician refuse to give me my prescription?
The Federal Trade Commission enforces the Eyeglass Rule. It requires eye doctors — ophthalmologists and optometrists — to give patients a copy of their prescription whether they ask for it or not. It's the law.May 5, 2016
Can I get my eye prescription emailed to me?
You may be told that the eye care provider cannot release your prescription to you or anyone else over the phone or by fax. Not true. This is just a way to get you into their store. By law, prescriptions can be transmitted in hard copy or by any electronic means.
Can I get a copy of my eye prescription?
After any eye checkup, you have the right to get a copy of your prescription from your eye care professional — whether you ask for it or not — at no extra charge. Wherever you choose to buy your glasses or contact lenses, your prescription lets you shop around for the best deal.
Will an eye exam tell me my prescription?
The Federal Trade Commission enforces the Eyeglass Rule. It requires eye doctors — ophthalmologists and optometrists — to give patients a copy of their prescription whether they ask for it or not.May 5, 2016
How can I get my eye prescription without going to the doctor?
EyeQue is an at-home vision test that lets you find your own prescription by administering a test using a smartphone attachment the company mails to you. The $69 Bluetooth-powered refractometer measures nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism, issuing results in standard prescription format.