NCLE BASE CURVE LONG DIVISION

In this video we will explore how the constant 337.5 can be used to convert base curves from a dioptric power to a radius of curvature. The math in this video is geared towards helping one pass their NCLE certification.

[@sarahhammett1185]

Sam, seeing this topic in my study materials made me want to cry. But watching your videos made it click! I was making it way too hard! Thank you so much!!

[@nclecontactlenstraining]

Love this comment! Thanks for watching 🙂

[@dianabarter7963]

Great review very helpful Thanks

[@nclecontactlenstraining]

I appreciate you watching! 👁 📺

[@1234earp]

Thank you! This video has helped me a lot! I’m taking the NCLE on the 28th 🤞

[@nclecontactlenstraining]

So nice to hear! You’ve got this 🥊

[@taivo2564]

Thanks man! Very informative, keep it up bud! :D

[@nclecontactlenstraining]

Thanks, Tai. Appreciate the encouragement. Thanks for the follow!

[@ceiraoboyle6629]

Thanks bud. More examples in videos are super helpful to me.

[@nclecontactlenstraining]

Thank you for the feedback! I will be sure to work through more examples in upcoming videos.

[@lenadetloff3079]

great video. Just curious, thought you can use a calculator during the test?.

[@nclecontactlenstraining]

You should be able to use a calculator (on screen) or request a physical calculator from the testing center. It’s just good to know how to do it if you don’t have a calculator - or if you want to show off or something 🙂