Frequently Asked Questions

We have many customers who have done just that. We are more than happy to refund your money as long as the goods are returned to us in a saleable condition.
PLEASE NOTE THOUGH WE DO NOT REFUND CARRIAGE COSTS.
Our full delivery and returns policy is detailed at the Bottom of every page or you can go there now by clicking here.

Goggleyes accept all major credit cards. You do not have to have a Paypal Account to make a credit or debit card payment.

To order and pay on line follow these simple steps.

1. Once you have filled your basket select check out.

2. You will be asked to register we do this to make sure that we get all of your delivery details correct before we lose you forever into the ether.

3. Now check your order and once you are happy select Proceed to confirmation.

4. The next screen you will see is the payment screen.

Select either the Paypoint option to pay by credit card or Paypal if you have an account with them. You can also pay by credit card with Paypal to do this follow the instructions.

Always difficult if you haven't been to an optician and know your prescription. It really comes down to trial and error to find the strength of reader that suits your requirement.

To help we have produced a simple chart which you can download and print out which you might find uesful.

Just click on the link below to download the chart then PRINT IT OUT

Choosing your dioptre eyechart

Pupillary Distance is the industry standard in millimeters between the centres of the pupils.

For Compact 1 and Compact 2 Readers and Sunreaders this is 62mm.

To judge your PD.

Someone with training in the field of optics can accurately measure your pupillary distance, or you can make an approximate measurement yourself using a ruler, with someone's assistance or a mirror. The measurement will usually be taken twice: 1st with the patient focusing at a distance, and 2nd with the patient focusing at something close. The second measurement is used for reading glasses, and bifocals however the rule of thumb is that the so-called "near PD" will be 4 millimetres less than the "far PD" when the far PD is over 60mm, or 3 millimetres less than the far PD when the far PD is under 60mm. It is recommended, due to accuracy, to measure the PD with a pupilometer, however some practitioners take preliminary measurements with a millimeter ruler placed across the bridge of the nose. You can also measure your PD using a suitable photo and an online pupillometer. This method requires you to take a photo of your face with a ruler on your forehead or while wearing glasses of known length. To find your PD, you can use this photo in an online pupillometer or in any photo editing software that includes a 'measure' tool.