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==The Bates Method== | |||
====Pinhole Glasses | {{main|Bates method}} | ||
We have a whole article on the [[Bates method]]. | |||
==Pinhole glasses== | |||
{{main|Pinhole glasses}} | |||
Pretty useless. Don't bother unless you want failed vision improvement and to simulate what it's like to live as a spider. | |||
Indepth blog post: [https://endmyopia.org/pinhole-glasses-reviewed-do-they-work-to-improve-eyesight/ Pinhole Glasses Reviewed: Do They Work (To Improve Eyesight)?] | |||
==Night vision training. Is that a real thing?== | |||
'''No.'''. [[night vision|Although it becomes harder to see at night]], the mechanism which [[myopia]] works, which is an elongated eyeball, does not change just because it's night time. That means the best way to improve your night vision is to reduce your myopia in general, and there's no specific advice for night vision in particular. | |||
Except that you really need to wear [[full correction]] if you plan on doing any [[driving at night]]. |
Latest revision as of 16:42, 24 June 2020
Frequently Frequently Asked Questions (please read this!) |
General
About Myopia | LASIK |
Glasses & diopters |
Mindset | Troubleshooting |
The Process — Glossary
Active Focus | Habits | Measurement | Normalized | Differentials | Astigmatism | Other |
Miscellaneous
Skepticism |
Other eyesight conditions |
Ineffective Myopia Treatments |
The Bates Method
We have a whole article on the Bates method.
Pinhole glasses
Pretty useless. Don't bother unless you want failed vision improvement and to simulate what it's like to live as a spider.
Indepth blog post: Pinhole Glasses Reviewed: Do They Work (To Improve Eyesight)?
Night vision training. Is that a real thing?
No.. Although it becomes harder to see at night, the mechanism which myopia works, which is an elongated eyeball, does not change just because it's night time. That means the best way to improve your night vision is to reduce your myopia in general, and there's no specific advice for night vision in particular.
Except that you really need to wear full correction if you plan on doing any driving at night.