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Semi-pro topic, this one. A supportive optometrist is a great idea for any type of lens adventure. Be aware of local laws regarding prescription lenses. This as usual, not optometry or medical (as if!) advice.
Sometimes […]
The forum, I keep saying, is gold.
Whenever I feel a moment of inspiration, it’s usually answering a very specific question in the forum. I read something, and it reminds me of a previous experience, or […]
Logging tool. The latest in a decade long journey of coming to understand the grand mystery that is myopia. Let’s start this post with a quick recap of my own myopia story, up to right now, […]
Marie-Claire writes in the forum:
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I reordered the differentials with AR this time, what a difference! No more glare fatigue.I take walk-around breaks every hour, and look away from the computer screen whenever […]
Not quite. Bates was right that eyesight can change, but his exercises and living in blur don't reduce myopia. Measured focal-distance and correction work does.
I occasionally joke about what sometimes may look like an endless barrage of improvement stories. We could literally turn this blog into just improvement stories and myopia control progress reports, and cover every single day of the […]
Not me. I didn’t go to the optometrist.
I’ve developed a profound fondness for avoiding optometrist consults years ago, even as my eyes started to improve measurably. Seeing those guys just made me either anxious, […]
File this under the category of “impossible”, if you’re an old-timey lens prescribing type of optometrist. Perhaps we should rebrand the site as some kind of school of wizardry sometime soon, considering the years and […]
Equalizing your prescription is a huge milestone in any vision improvement undertaking.
First there are all the basics to cover, which takes a while. At some point you understand blur, you understand centimeters, you understand strain, […]
Let’s dive into the forum a bit today, for interesting stories.
I feel that regular blog readers miss out on some of the most insightful and intriguing experiences by not having access to the forum. […]