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If you follow this blog, you will undoubtedly have noticed the frequent repetition of the very simple concepts of reducing eye strain.
This is so fundamental, so easy to follow, and even without any kind of […]
Of course it sounds like extra work, keeping a log, especially a proper one which includes:
The following is relevant if you a) use differential prescriptions only for all close-up work, and b) keep track of outdoor distance vision during the day.
I mention this off and on here on the blog, […]
In Installment #58 of the Adult Vision Improvement program, we discuss the Peak Prescription:
If you have been doing the occasional centimeter measurement, and sneaking a look at the Snellen once in a while, you have noticed […]
I always say, we want low prescription complexity. No bi-focals, and lowering astigmatism prescriptions (which now you also have the tools for, and the forum to ask questions if you need specific advice). I […]
We talk about active focus quite a bit, though so far a proper explanation, outside of the Vision Improvement Courses, has the been lacking.
Explained in some detail in #11 of the Child Myopia Reversal Course, I copy-paste the […]
The marketing consultant keeps pushing me to add some hyperbole to the titles. He insists that my Austrian sense for civility and understatement is not what you want – so there we have it: Fluorescent […]
For today’s post, an excerpt of the Adult Myopia Rehab Program – Installment #57.
It discusses the finer points of how much you can and should reduce your myopia prescription, as your eyesight continues to improve. The […]
This is a relevant subject if you are either considering the myopia rehab program, or are currently in the first or second month.
The question is: Where should you be, at the end of the first […]
Managing diopters for better eyesight with the reduced lens method (endmyopia).