Spherical reductions - Revision history

Angel: added link

2021-10-27T04:46:38Z

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	Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere]] portion of your [[lens selections]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome test]] is all that is needed at a time.		Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere]] portion of your [[lens selections]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome test]] is all that is needed at a time.

			[https://community.endmyopia.org/t/are-my-normalized-too-weak/16037/2 Here is the laid-back approach to doing reductions.]
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Viceroy Sam: added Category:Articles using HotCat

2020-06-08T14:26:44Z

added Category:Articles using HotCat

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	Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere]] portion of your [[lens selections]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome test]] is all that is needed at a time.		Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere]] portion of your [[lens selections]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome test]] is all that is needed at a time.

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Dlskidmore: another link fix

2020-06-05T17:03:16Z

another link fix

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	Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere]] portion of your [[lens selections]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome]] ~~test~~ is all that is needed at a time.		Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere]] portion of your [[lens selections]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome test]] is all that is needed at a time.

Dlskidmore: fix another link

2020-06-05T16:59:48Z

fix another link

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	Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere]] portion of your [[lens ~~selection~~]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome]] test is all that is needed at a time.		Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere]] portion of your [[lens selections]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome]] test is all that is needed at a time.

Dlskidmore: fix link to sphere

2020-06-05T16:59:28Z

fix link to sphere

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	Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere ~~portion~~]] of your [[lens selection]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome]] test is all that is needed at a time.		Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere]] portion of your [[lens selection]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome]] test is all that is needed at a time.

Dlskidmore: new page

2020-06-05T15:56:02Z

new page

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Spherical reductions is the bread and butter of the EndMyopia technique. Your [[normalized]] and [[differential]] glasses should be working their way down over time. The [[sphere portion]] of your [[lens selection]] is the easiest portion of a complex lens to reduce. Reducing by about a quarter diopter, so that you can still see one color clearly on the [[duochrome]] test is all that is needed at a time.