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Printed page! A book (who still has those?!). Regular book, white page, black text, average font size (about 12 pt). That’s the best way to measure, and to initially work on active focus.}} | Printed page! A book (who still has those?!). Regular book, white page, black text, average font size (about 12 pt). That’s the best way to measure, and to initially work on active focus.}} | ||
==How should I measure my progress?== | ==How should I measure my progress?== | ||
See [[ | See [[Measurement]]. | ||
==Low myopia: how do I quantify my | |||
==Low myopia: how do I quantify my progress?== | |||
{{jake says|Low myopia, especially the gap between -1.5 diopters and no-glasses, is a big, big topic. Here’s an excellent summary of things to try, issues to avoid, and generally leveling your expectations: https://endmyopia.org/low-myopia-plus-lenses-doubts-about-progress/}} | {{jake says|Low myopia, especially the gap between -1.5 diopters and no-glasses, is a big, big topic. Here’s an excellent summary of things to try, issues to avoid, and generally leveling your expectations: https://endmyopia.org/low-myopia-plus-lenses-doubts-about-progress/}} | ||
==High myopia: centimeter vs. Snellen measuring?== | ==High myopia: centimeter vs. Snellen measuring?== | ||
{{jake says|You should learn about all the measuring tools available, to fully understand your eyesight and myopia. | {{jake says|You should learn about all the measuring tools available, to fully understand your eyesight and myopia. | ||