Pro topic, Holmes. Don’t monkey with diopter unless you know how all the pieces work together.
If you do, here are some worthwhile posts on equalizing / patching:
https://endmyopia.org/pro-tip-notes-on-diopter-equalizing/
https://endmyopia.org/whats-first-equalize-or-reduce-spherical/
https://endmyopia.org/pro-qa-equalize-differentials-first/
A lot of these scenarios are best evaluated case-by-case so be sure to learn all about diopter equalizing before trying things. Supportive, myopia control friendly optometrist also likely great to have around.
And as always, there’s quite a bit of excessive patching advice floating around online. Remember to introduce stimulus gradually and in the case of single eye activity, a little does go a long way.
Here’s the video:
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Cheers,
-Jake
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