Legal:No medical advice

Reduced Lens Wiki is not medical advice.

Consult your optometrist, ophthalmologist or other medical practitioner if you have concerns about your eye health. We are not qualified to give medical advice and give no representations that we are. If you have any vision problems not corrected by your glasses, pain, or stress when using your eyes, consult with a medical professional and resolve that before experimenting with the reduced lens method.

Reduced Lens Wiki Disclaimer

Any advice and suggestions provided by Reduced Lens Wiki is experimental, unlicensed, unsanctioned, un-endorsed by the optometry establishment. Ideas presented on this site are scientific, not medical.

Due to the highly experimental of this site, you must always seek help from a real medical practicioner, optometrist or ophthalmologist if you are experiencing health issues or medical concerns.

Lens use specific comments are for discussion only, and should not be considered medical advice, nor any of other suggestions provided anywhere on this site.

Depending on your local laws you may need to consult a local optometrist for prescriptions and medical advice.

When driving, or any activity requiring full 20/20 vision, you should always wear your glasses that provide the full correction necessary for the task. If you have symptoms that might require medical attention, please visit an ophthalmologist or hospital.

Reasons we are not medical advice

Nobody who edits this wiki has any requirement to practice the medical profession. There is no professional diagnosis involved whatsoever between the reader and this website. This means it should be obvious that nothing here constitutes medical advice.

We make no representations that we are medical advice.

Content found violating this policy

Any content added that appears to give medical advice will be removed as soon as possible.

EndMyopia disclaimer of warranties

We look at myopia as a refractive state. Not an error, and certainly not an illness or medical condition. We explore scientific ideas here, not medical ones. Any advice and suggestions provided by Jake or @endmyopia is 100% unlicensed, unsanctioned, un-endorsed by the optometry establishment - and remember, we are talking science, not medicine here. Further you might consider that everything we discuss is highly experimental, and you should absolutely always seek a sanctioned opinion if you are experiencing health issues or medical concerns. Lens use specific comments are for discussion only, and should not be considered medical advice, nor any of other suggestions provided anywhere as part of EndMyopia. Depending on your local laws you may need to consult a local optometrist for prescriptions and medical advice. When driving, or any activity requiring full 20/20 vision, you should always wear your glasses that provide the full correction necessary for the task. If you have symptoms that might require medical attention, please visit an ophthalmologist or hospital.