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While it's great that you are seeing that object clearly, the blur challenge is too weak. Look at objects that are farther away, or wear weaker eyeglasses.
While it's great that you are seeing that object clearly, the blur challenge is too weak. Look at objects that are farther away, or wear weaker eyeglasses.
'''My vision is only clear after I blink!'''
Extra forced blinking is not part of active focus. If you find that blinking helps, you may have [[dry eye syndrome]]. Blinking is depositing a fresh tear film on the surface of the eye, creating a perfectly smooth, polished surface that improves vision.
'''My vision is only clear in sunlight!'''
Sunlight causes your pupils to constrict, creating a [[pinhole effect]] that temporarily improves vision. There is nothing bad about the sunlight-induced pinhole effect, and being in the sunlight is encouraged. In order to practice active focus indoors, wear a slightly stronger prescription.


'''I'm not improving!'''
'''I'm not improving!'''