Why I Don’t Trust Optometrist Measurements
Video time!
Last day in Vietnam, high speed Internet abounds, and your favorite eye guru has been carrying around all the video gear for two months now. It’s clearly […]
Can I Get BIG Vision Improvements Instead of Small Ones?
Everybody is chasing the big gains.
We want the big money fast, we want the big gains fast, we want everything, and we want it NOW.
Also the case for 20/20 gains, especially when your favorite darling […]
Low Myopia, Close-Up Glasses: A Plus Lens Use Case?
Today, a quick video on low-myopia differential glasses (plus lens) scenario.
Note that while this covers the general, common scenario, we’re talking about biology here. Biology which varies from one person to the next, and there […]
High Myopia Measuring Tool: Nate Tweaks The Diopter Tape
Our darling Facebook group gets the occasional brilliant post.
Or maybe it’s quite a few, though it does get its fair share of repeating newbie questions. Pro tip: If you want to make it into the […]
Pro Topic: Managing Your Maximum Diopter Gap
Diopter Gap: Number of diopters between your differential and normalized correction.
This one falls squarely into advance topics.
For most people, choosing a differential based on ergonomically comfortable close-up distance from a computer screen, and a differential […]
Newbies! Stop Reducing Too Much
Heads Up: Future “pro topic” videos will only be available in the Le Meow forum. The forum is free to join, but requires some basic knowledge about endmyopia. Answer the join questions here.
There are […]
How To Save $$$ And Get Support – Buying Glasses (online vs. local)
Finally an old, tottery guru has gotten around to having relative peace and quiet for a few minutes, and manifest some new bits video for you. Yaaaaa.
[…]Long Term Uncorrected Low Myopia Blur Adaptation
Pro topic.
Heads Up: Future “pro topic” videos will only be available in the Le Meow forum. The forum is free to join, but requires some basic knowledge about endmyopia. Answer the join questions here.
You […]
Q&A: Can I Reduce More Diopters For More Gains?
Generally speaking, you can reduce by 0.50 diopters – but quite likely you shouldn’t.
In some cases (high myopia) it can make sense to do so – see here a more detailed breakdown.
But then also […]