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The EM blog has an example where [https://endmyopia.org/part-2-improvements/ the peak prescription (and therefore next normalized) is -8, which is 1.5 D under the current normalized of -9].

The EM forums also has an example where [https://community.endmyopia.org/t/my-journey-from-4-25-halmadavid/5080/739~~?u=snax~~ a previous differential can be used as a fallback from a new differential], in case it is challenging to get used to a new differential reduction.

The EM forums also has an example where [https://community.endmyopia.org/t/my-journey-from-4-25-halmadavid/5080/739 a previous differential can be used as a fallback from a new differential], in case it is challenging to get used to a new differential reduction.

Only start using peak diopters when you are not getting stimulus from your current normalized, or if you are troubleshooting a plateau. When getting used to a reduction (whether current normalized, or next normalized), it is better to have only one pair of glasses you are getting acclimated to at a time,.

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Avoid introducing too many focal planes too early. Switching frequently between two unfamiliar reduction glasses has anecdotally stalled progress, so make sure current normalized adaptation is locked in before introducing peak diopters.

[https://endmyopia.org/another-get-past-plateau-post/]

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 The EM blog has an example where [https://endmyopia.org/part-2-improvements/ the peak prescription (and therefore next normalized) is -8, which is 1.5 D under the current normalized of -9].
-The EM forums also has an example where [https://community.endmyopia.org/t/my-journey-from-4-25-halmadavid/5080/739?u=snax a previous differential can be used as a fallback from a new differential], in case it is challenging to get used to a new differential reduction.
+The EM forums also has an example where [https://community.endmyopia.org/t/my-journey-from-4-25-halmadavid/5080/739 a previous differential can be used as a fallback from a new differential], in case it is challenging to get used to a new differential reduction.
 Only start using peak diopters when you are not getting stimulus from your current normalized, or if you are troubleshooting a plateau.  When getting used to a reduction (whether current normalized, or next normalized), it is better to have only one pair of glasses you are getting acclimated to at a time,.
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 Avoid introducing too many focal planes too early. Switching frequently between two unfamiliar reduction glasses has anecdotally stalled progress, so make sure current normalized adaptation is locked in before introducing peak diopters.
+[https://endmyopia.org/another-get-past-plateau-post/]
 [[Category:Articles]]
 [[Category:Lens selections]]