ABSTRACT Change in fixation disparity was measured as lens sphere power was changed at distance and near on a young adult population. The results were graphed to yield a lens‐induced fixation disparity curve. The lens curves found were grouped into four basic types (A through D). Two types (A and B) had increasing eso fixation disparity with increasing minus lens power. Type C had little change in fixation disparity with any change in lens power, whereas type 0 had an initial increase and then no further change with increasing minus power. In addition, approximately 74% of the 38‐subject sample had different curve types at distance and near. Possible clinical uses of the lens‐induced fixation disparity curve include the prescribing of near additions for prepresbyopes based on measures of the binocular vergence response to various lens sphere combinations.
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