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Vision training is any exercise to improve vision. Vision training is often used by conventional optometrists and ophthalmologists to correct conditions such as lazy eye. Vision training may be aided by tools such as [[patches]] and [[Trial lens kit#Flippers|trial lenses]]. EM does not promote vision training other than [[active focus]]. Please see a doctor if you need vision training for a [[convergence]] problem. | Vision training is any exercise to improve vision. Vision training is often used by conventional optometrists and ophthalmologists to correct conditions such as lazy eye. Vision training may be aided by tools such as [[patches]] and [[Trial lens kit#Flippers|trial lenses]]. EM does not promote vision training other than [[active focus]]. Please see a doctor if you need vision training for a [[convergence]] problem. | ||
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https://www.optometrists.org/vision-therapy/what-is-vision-therapy/ | |||
Latest revision as of 17:42, 3 May 2021
Vision training is any exercise to improve vision. Vision training is often used by conventional optometrists and ophthalmologists to correct conditions such as lazy eye. Vision training may be aided by tools such as patches and trial lenses. EM does not promote vision training other than active focus. Please see a doctor if you need vision training for a convergence problem.
References
https://www.optometrists.org/vision-therapy/what-is-vision-therapy/