Difference between revisions of Frequently Asked Questions/Other

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==Can you recommend eye drops for dry eyes?==

{{Jake says|Yes. Euphrasia officinalis.

But you might also want to explore the cause of dry eyes and address that. Eye drops are a stop gap solution (in most cases), not something you want to do long term – replacing the tear fluid lipidome isn’t really the best of ideas. }}

==How do you reduce lens complexity?==

~~==What is form deprivation myopia?==~~

~~===What about plus lenses?==~~

~~What '''about''' plus lenses indeed~~ {{~~awesome~~}}

==What is the blur horizon?==

==Double Vision==

=====Why am I getting double vision with reduced diopters?=====

You start out with complete blur. As your eyes improve, your axial length has decreased but your [[visual cortex]] is still getting used to the different signal. Then, your visual cortex adapts and you get clear vision.

{{Jake says|

All I can tell you for sure is that you need to follow blur > double vision > clear > lower prescription in your progression of lens reductions, and not simply go blur > double vision > lower prescription. }}

=====Are there any tools that can help me fix double vision?=====

~~=====Why am I getting double~~ vision ~~with reduced diopters?=====~~

==Reducing==

=====Can I reduce my correction by 0.50 diopters or more?=====

It's strongly not recommended you reduce by 0.50. [[Patience|Reducing faster does not equate to faster progress]]. In many cases, reducing too quickly will stagnate or stop your gains altogether.

If you have above 7 diopters of myopia, you can consider reducing 0.50 at a time.

=====How do I correctly reduce diopters for normalized?=====

=====When should I reduce my normalized?=====

'''Whenever you're ready to'''. There are many different rates of improvement among EndMyopians, and you need to find out how fast yours is before deciding whether reducing is a good idea or not.

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 ==Can you recommend eye drops for dry eyes?==
+{{main|Eye drops}}
+{{Jake says|Yes.  Euphrasia officinalis.
+But you might also want to explore the cause of dry eyes and address that.  Eye drops are a stop gap solution (in most cases), not something you want to do long term – replacing the tear fluid lipidome isn’t really the best of ideas.  }}
 ==How do you reduce lens complexity?==
-==What is form deprivation myopia?==
+{{see also|Equalizing|Reducing astigmatism}}
-===What about plus lenses?==
-What '''about''' plus lenses indeed {{awesome}}
 ==What is the blur horizon?==
+{{main|Blur Horizon}}
 ==Double Vision==
+=====Why am I getting double vision with reduced diopters?=====
+{{main|Double vision}}
+You start out with complete blur. As your eyes improve, your axial length has decreased but your [[visual cortex]] is still getting used to the different signal. Then, your visual cortex adapts and you get clear vision.
+{{Jake says|
+All I can tell you for sure is that you need to follow blur > double vision > clear > lower prescription in your progression of lens reductions, and not simply go blur > double vision > lower prescription. }}
 =====Are there any tools that can help me fix double vision?=====
-=====Why am I getting double vision with reduced diopters?=====
+{{main|Double vision tools}}
 ==Reducing==
 =====Can I reduce my correction by 0.50 diopters or more?=====
+{{main|Reducing}}
+It's strongly not recommended you reduce by 0.50. [[Patience|Reducing faster does not equate to faster progress]]. In many cases, reducing too quickly will stagnate or stop your gains altogether.
+If you have above 7 diopters of myopia, you can consider reducing 0.50 at a time.
 =====How do I correctly reduce diopters for normalized?=====
+{{main|Reducing normalized}}
 =====When should I reduce my normalized?=====
+'''Whenever you're ready to'''. There are many different rates of improvement among EndMyopians, and you need to find out how fast yours is before deciding whether reducing is a good idea or not.