Concept of Axis - Optician Works

[@topshotta1781]

Your videos are awesome and the way you explain things are sooo clear and easy to understand thank you so much for the content you put up on TH-cam.

[@jc14ever1]

most perfect video i have been wanting to see for the longest time on meridians. Now i can visualize the curves on the lenses that were once so mysterious. BIG thank you

[@cavidhummatov4431]

the most comprehensive and easiest explanation I've ever come by.. nicely done !

[@Julc3]

Student optician here... This video answers many questions that I had. Thanks!

[@yomiimasogie4722]

👏 👏 👏 Bravo. If you don’t understand these explanation then u won’t understand any other

[@priceless55]

Wow. Now I get it. Reading books for to figure this out. Perfect video . Thank's so much.

[@1pfennig]

Is it possible to have a change in axis in one year from 100 OD to 20 OD?

[@Iloveayoasmr]

Did you ever find out? Because I think the doctor messed up my prescription

[@umermaqsood5425]

Cylinder and axis are a complex topic. He mentioned a word "transposition". in simple words it means writing the same numbers in different way. like UK english and US english.... e.g number he used in this video -6 / -3 at 45° can also be written as -9/+3 at 135°.....
as for your question precisely we need to know exact readings before we can comment.

[@daizysingh1172]

very beautiful presentation..all concepts very clear...good job..

[@ranjan_v]

awesome , i was just wearing my contacts without considering its axis (it has 100' axis) , this helped a lot

[@idilduran4822]

Your video literally saved my day THANK YOU FOR DOING SUCH AN AMAZING VIDEO

[@pilotmike7569]

Awesome explanation😊

[@jnewman1718]

Not sure if you're still monitoring this video. Fascinating concept! Just want to make sure about something related to the prescription. When you say -6 -3 x 45 on the prescription, does it mean -6 is the sphere, -3 is the cylinder and 45 is the axis? Anyone who knows about this can reply. Thanks.

[@dymanageroperation9356]

very well explained sir.

[@ElmTheWar]

awesome video. I have a very high prescription at +9.5 and my glasses lens give a lot of distortion when I move my head around. I'm wondering if this could be solved with a perfectly round lens like the one he is modeling. Does anyone know?

[@raptorial3447]

Sorry I did not understand what is axis ? and what is cylinder ?

[@DanielVazquez]

What the patient would see if the axis is wrong?

[@careditor]

The eye, very fascinating. Can't believe only 690 views. Nice video VS.

[@alexbradley5570]

Nathan Trujillo , agree with you.

[@ThunderLightenBolt]

Agree.

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[@hello-tb5bc]

Nice explanation....
Keep making like this...

[@NagarjunS-lx9ef]

Very Helpful video
Thank you

[@julianglasgow868]

Wow one of the best explanations everrt

[@zack_120]

6:33 - There are only two numbers on prescription, the Cylinder and the Axis. So why three numbers here, -6.00, -3.00, x45?

[@KonektComputingLtd]

Brilliant

[@rezhnarezhna157]

What is the normal nummber for AX?

[@rajendramiranam4569]

Thanks for video demonstration. It' is quickly understanding for Optician. Raj Opticals. Solapur.

[@chidreamer]

Thank you. 😇

[@camelCased]

Curios, what would the math look like if a person needs only astigmatism correction and not near/far sighted correction? Would it make sphere component 0 and only cylinder component filled in with some value and how does such a lens look like in practice?

[@Nutritious_sunyata]

wonderfully explained! thank you.

[@Surajmal0308]

Nice explanation

[@MsMadhwani]

Very well explained

[@hdw5225]

TOO GOOD!!!

[@mikijsrurks]

thanks, very useful!!

[@abhilashforyou116]

Very clear viedeo

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[@ritikagarwal7443]

amazing

[@Ghazala_Aizal]

best video😍😍😍

[@usmanzia9116]

Best

[@bonnie_wood6782]

Yay