Sacori is a new line of premium eyewear exclusively at FYidoctors that is made of the highest-quality materials and components throughout. Sacori put heavy emphasis on contemporary designs that are attractive and pronounced with a range of options that complement any style. All frames are created in collaboration with Arlene Dickinson – two-time best-selling author, influential entrepreneur and venture capitalist. As Arlene has proven time and again — excellence takes effort.
At FYidoctors, we want your prescription glasses to fit flawlessly and comfortably. The key to achieving this is making sure you are ordering the correct frame size. The easiest way to know your size is to reference your current glasses by locating the measurements, which are normally displayed inside the frame.
Shipping is on us. Enjoy free shipping on all orders. Discount will be applied at check out. Parcels eligible for free shipping are usually delivered in 7-14 business days, depending on stock availability, and shipping destination.
Uploading Your PrescriptionAs a doctor-owned optometry company, we want to make sure we take all the necessary steps to ensure your eyes are healthy and your vision is perfect.
If you are a patient of FYidoctors, we automatically verify your prescription is up-to-date and accurate. If your prescription is not from FYidoctors, we'll be asking you to upload an image after your order is complete, to help us speed up our verification process. Don't worry - if you don't have a copy, we are happy to contact your doctor for you!
Measurement GuideEver wonder what the numbers on your frame mean? (eg. 51-16-140)
The most important measurement in finding a great fitting pair of glasses is the lens width. This number (eg. 51) is the width of one lens, measured in millimeters. It is also called eye size.
The bridge measurement is the part of your glasses that go over the bridge of your nose and is also measured in millimeters. In this example, the distance between the two lenses is 16 millimeters.
The temple or arm is what connects to the front of the frame and rests on or behind your ears. In the example, the temple length is 140 millimeters.
PD GuideYour PD or pupillary distance is the distance in millimeters between the centre of one pupil to the centre of the other. This measurement allows us to accurately manufacture your glasses, ensuring the optical centres align with where you are looking through your new lenses. It is often included in your prescription.
If you do not have a PD measurement as part of your prescription, you can measure it yourself. All you need is a ruler and mirror.
If your prescription has 2 PD measurements (one for the right eye and one for the left), add the numbers together to enter them in your prescription order. For example, if your prescription looks like this, add the right and left PD values together (30.5 + 29.5) and enter 60 in the PD dropdown.
Stand approximately an arm's-length away from a mirror with a ruler. The ruler must be able to measure the distance between your pupils in millimeters (mm). Looking straight ahead, measure the distance between the centre of one pupil and the centre of the other, in mm. The average PD is 63 mm, but varies by individual.
Lenses Made for Your EyesWe offer distance, reading and progressive lenses, all manufactured at our Canadian lab, to have you seeing clearly at any distance.
Progressive lenses allow for seamless viewing of distance, intermediate and near vision zones, without distracting lines on the lenses. Advanced internal freeform technology allows you to see clear and comfortably.
Single vision lenses are prescribed if you have trouble seeing at a particular distance. Reading lenses correct farsightedness (hyperopia), bringing books and up-close images into clarity. Distance lenses correct nearsightedness (myopia), allowing you to see clearly when driving and looking further away.
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