That's the prescription for a corrective lens for your right eye, which is slightly far-sighted and slightly astigmatic.
"OD" in eye drops stands for "oculus dexter," which is Latin for "right eye." It indicates that the eye drops are meant to be used in the right eye.
Your right eye RX (OD) is very weak. Your left eye RX (OS) is rather mild. -US Navy Optician
A prescription would be needed to determined the 'power' of each eye if you're ordering contacts. If you're unsure and/to unable to get an eye exam to determine your prescription, to be on the safe side order +0.00 OS and +0.00 OD.
OD can mean many things including once daily, right eye, overdose, or Optometry Doctor, depending on the context.
The numbers on your prescription will correspond to the following: - Dia - Diameter - OS - Left Eye - OD - Right Eye - BC - Base Curve - OU - Both Eyes - Axis - (Toric lenses only) - Cyl - Cylinder (Toric lenses only)
The O.D. designation on an eyeglass or contact lens prescription means the right eye or oculus dexter. The O.S. means left eye or oculus sinister.
The terms Oculus Dexter (right eye), Oculus Sinister (left eye), and Oculus Uterque (both eyes) are used in medicine, usually abbreviated OD, OS, and OU, respectively.
It stands for Doctor of Optometry.
Indicates dosage frequency. OD = Once Daily
"Sph" in an eye prescription stands for sphere, which indicates the amount of lens power needed to correct nearsightedness or farsightedness. A negative value indicates nearsightedness, while a positive value indicates farsightedness.
In science, OD typically stands for "optical density," which is a measure of how much light is absorbed or scattered by a substance. It is commonly used in spectrophotometry to quantify the concentration of a substance in a solution.