From -2 Diopters To -1.25 (Forget Differentials)
From the guru inbox, just a quick note today:
Yup that’s pretty short!
Note what’s interesting about that report: At -2 diopters you still need differential glasses for close-up. At -1.25, you no longer do. That and in many nice natural daylight situations, you might skip glasses on occasion altogether. It’s a seemingly small reduction, with pretty notable impact on your general lens dependence.
Diopters themselves, what the number means and how to track your own, now have one page: diopters, explained.
There are many, many more in the low myopia category of improvement reports. Some far longer and more detailed.
I organized improvement reports by diopters, so you can find others that are in the same diopter range as yourself. Motivation!
Cheers,
-Jake
Related improvement reports
- Shelly’s 2023 Update (Original Podcast -4.25 To -1.25)
- 3 Months Progress: 54 cm To 91 cm
- 70 Year Old: What?! I Don’t Need Glasses Anymore!
See how these fit the wider evidence: Are There Verified Case Reports Of Myopia Improvement Without Surgery?.
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