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Gold In The Forum, Penang Trip Q&A #13

A lot of gold has been piling up in the forum.  Where to start? First perhaps, the Q&A. This one from the airport during the ride out to Malaysia.  A bit rambling, but I want to get you more than just text on a page. Thumbs it if you likes it: Next, the forum. I won't post all of the questions here, head over for a visit if you haven't been in a while.  Lots of good topics that merit a quick read. Shannon:  #dryeyes [...]

+2.00: Child Myopia Prevention Glasses

You know the rules.  No prescription advice here.  ;-) Here's a question I forgot to answer yesterday, from the forum: I’ve also bought her a pair of +1.25 lenses for computer work, and also for reading when she starts to do it a little more. Is that a good prescription strength for prevention in a kindergartener? I've seen parents go quite a bit higher on the plus lens, as much as +2 or +2.50 for children who have absolutely no [...]

Nate & 175 cm: Successfully Reversed Child’s Myopia

If you set foot into any optic shop, the optometrist will sell you glasses for your children. They say, it's inevitable anyway. Eyes you know, pesky things. Never work right. But what if you could keep your child's eyes healthy? Or more fascinatingly, what if you could completely reverse your child's myopia, in as little as a year or even less? Today, Nate posts in the forum: I have a daughter who just started kindergarten this week. She’ll be learning how to [...]

Differential Glasses™: The Link List

differential glasses Update Note:  Since the original post many years ago, we stopped using the term 'prescriptions' for the most part.  Glasses are clear curved pieces of plastic and can generally be bought in lots of outlets without the need for medical device type of approvals.   'Subscriptions' may be a more accurate term for the lens selling industry practices.   The reduced correction you use exclusively for close-up, instead of the distance diopters sold by the optometrist. Mainstream optometry's single [...]

The Self Handicap: Never Worn Glasses, But Maybe Should Have

It's fully off-topic Sunday. Maybe that'll mean two posts today.  I don't want to misplace this particular topic though, so let's catch it while I'm still thinking of it. On-topic and all. Low myopia, what to do if you never worse glasses, and also a bit of active focus talk: Hi Jake, As I’ve written in a former post, I’ve never worn glasses. I’m aprox. -2.5D in both eyes. Anyways, here are some of my concerns/speculations: 1) As there hasn’t [...]