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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 […]
If you found this site by searching for help with your eyesight, you’re in good company. Most everybody who visits here did it the same way. Welcome, to you. ;)
It’s less word of mouth, because […]
It’s Sunday. Let’s start it off with this juicy quote:
Anything with excessive blue light spikes increases the color temperature of the light source. This means contacts, sunglasses, and glasses are additive to this effect because […]
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.
Bad Jake!
Much like a graffiti artist defacing corporate art, you will find @endmyopia’s brush on more and more outlets where people might go to get real answers on eyesight health (title image, obviously photoshop). Whenever […]
I was told recently that things around here started looking quite professional. Cat meme, to fix that entire misconception.
If you’re a regular reader here, you know that it’s a good idea not to be […]
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 […]
Fluorescent lights. Those things have always given me the creeps.
They belong in horror movies and movies about sitting in an office cubicle all day, and in mental institution abandoned hallways. They have that creepy noise […]
Yesterday we talked about one of my favorite kinds of students: The scientist who has tried all pseudo, bro science vision improvement things before, and now is giving endmyopia a shot.
Today let’s look […]
From Straigtstimes Singapore:
Mr A was an unusual patient.
I had just completed an operation and was walking into my clinic when a boyish-looking man dressed in office attire stood up and followed me […]