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I love Neha’s writing style. She is always positive, inclusive, forgiving.
You know I struggle with this. I struggle, because over the past ten years I talked to hundreds and hundreds of optometrists all over the […]
You don’t want to use any random pair of old glasses you have laying around, to start on a project of using lowered prescriptions. Things may not go perfectly, and you might not like the […]
Greetings! It’s Alex again finally, adding to the blog for you today.
Take a look Kim is saying in the forum about her experience since January. There is a very interesting and encouraging detail, see if you can […]
Today let’s look at Jon‘s post in the forum, talking about his discovery of myopia rehab, this site, and is initial experience with putting all the concepts into practice:
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A quick post for those of you […]
Yes. Or rather, most likely.
Glasses are a simple solution to a complex problem. They change the focal plane inside your eye in a static fashion – meaning, unlike your eye which can refocus at many […]
You might have experienced clear flashes already, if you started going with reduced prescriptions and challenging yourself for active focus. Now you might wonder .. how do you get the most from this experience? How […]
There comes a point when you can reduce your differential (up-close reading) prescription more than you would think. Read on for the ‘how to’.
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Alex and I agree on a lot of […]
Your optometrist is supposed to correct your vision deficiency. The goal should be for you to be able to see clearly at a distance. But how much correction are you actually given? And what does […]
Too much close-up is the root of all myopia troubles. Unfortunately most of us need lots of close-up time for our daily lives. Less eye strain alone won’t fix myopia, but it will help […]
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