Difference between revisions of Explainer:The Eyesight Improvement Equation
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==Correct normalized== | ==Correct normalized== | ||
[[Normalized]] should undercorrect you by 0.25 diopters (the minimum difference available for standard corrective lenses) from the [[correction]] you would need to see at [[20/20]]. Don't reduce more than 0.25, as reducing faster than necessary provides no benefit and can stagnate progress. [[ | [[Normalized]] should undercorrect you by 0.25 diopters (the minimum difference available for standard corrective lenses) from the [[correction]] you would need to see at [[20/20]]. Don't reduce more than 0.25, as reducing faster than necessary provides no benefit and can stagnate progress. [[Explainer:There's a learning curve|Vision improvement takes time]]. | ||
==Active Focus and Distance Vision== | ==Active Focus and Distance Vision== | ||