Difference between revisions of Guide:Reducing normalized
If you're experiencing any double vision, wait until it clears up before reducing. |
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You would do well to wait for the non dominant eye to be at this standard as well, (see [[ocular dominance]]). Getting 20/20 once is not necessarily an indication you are ready to reduce, it could just be a good day. Reducing too early leads to unnecessary struggle with excessive blur and eye strain that might slow or even stop your progress. With that consideration, it is a good idea to make sure the 20/20 holds for at least a week if not 2 before reducing. | You would do well to wait for the non dominant eye to be at this standard as well, (see [[ocular dominance]]). Getting 20/20 once is not necessarily an indication you are ready to reduce, it could just be a good day. Reducing too early leads to unnecessary struggle with excessive blur and eye strain that might slow or even stop your progress. With that consideration, it is a good idea to make sure the 20/20 holds for at least a week if not 2 before reducing. | ||
If you're experiencing any [[double vision]], wait until it clears up before reducing. | If you're experiencing any [[double vision]], it's recommended to wait until it clears up before reducing. | ||
When introducing a [[normalized]] reduction you should perform a "[[zero diopter reset]]". | When introducing a [[normalized]] reduction you should perform a "[[zero diopter reset]]". | ||