You hear me talk about ‘junk’ diopters and about prescription complexity and about using only as much focal plane change as you actually need.
Sorting all that out, a big initial part of your road to improving eyesight.
Take a look at Yulia’s experience, as she updates us in the forum. For reference Yulia came in with -2 diopters of cylinder (astigmatism) in the left eye, and -1D cylinder in the right eye. That’s a total of three diopters of axis specific correction, that turns out she doesn’t need for much of her daily use:
(Too long for one screenshot, here’s the second half):
Beautiful update!
This is really the ideal scenario, the student working with the program, learning to self-guide, but then also having the support of an open minded local optometrist. Having the tools for detailed measurements (test lens kits, so helpful), having immediate access to a shop to cut your lenses, all makes for a great experience – and better eyes!
Thanks to Yulia for posting the update (full story here in the forum) and let’s look forward to lots more!
Cheers,
-Jake
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