Best thing I’ve ever done for my eyes.
If you want the short review, it’s great. It works. It’s free. Do it. If you want the long review... Can not tell you how excited I was to come across a natural way to reduce myopia that had so many people trying it and succeeding. And oh yeah, it’s free. The endmyopia site is choc full of information, not only on how to decrease your myopia, but information that liberates you as well by giving you an understanding of what is going on with your eyes. Like being able to actually understand your prescription. Which if you think about it is basic information all myopes should know right? Yet we invariably don’t. Trust me, the simple fact of knowing what all the numbers and symbols mean on that piece of paper the optometrist hands you every year was indescribably liberating. Or how about how to test your eyesight yourself. So that you can actually track your vision improvement as you go on your endmyopia journey. LIBERATING. And then let’s get to the really good stuff. Reducing your myopia (which let’s face it, is the main reason we’re all looking at this page right?!). I personally got to the end of my tether at my last optometrist appointment where I was told YET AGAIN that my prescription had increased (to -5.5D right eye and -5.25D left eye with -0.25 astigmatism where there had been no astigmatism before). But, weird thing was, I was perfectly happy with how I could see in my current prescription on an everyday basis. That was a reoccurring thing that really bugged me. Why was it that I was only ever aware that I “needed” a stronger prescription when I went for a routine check up, the optometrist got me in a dark room invariably at the end of my work day and told me it was so. And then, funnily enough, that became a self fulfilling prophecy and a few weeks after getting the stronger prescription, sure enough, my old glasses which were fine prior to my optometrist appointment as far as I could see (pun intended), now no longer cut the mustard... Sound familiar? (I’m not actually going to answer that question here, but if you read the endmyopia info you will find out for yourself). And yet still, I thought the Optometrist must know better and I ordered the stronger glasses. I wore the new prescription for a little while and it felt just wrong. Another reoccurring pattern. Why was everything SO crisp it actually hurt my eyes? (Again, go see endmyopia site if you want this answered for yourself). So I went back to my old prescription. Things were a bit blurry now (funny that) but I stuck with it and after a while could see perfectly out of them again. Cue aha moment. So I looked around on the internet to see how that could be (myopia is “incurable” right?). Enter Endmyopia. This site helped me to understand why what I was doing already was working to improve my eyesight and also gave me a whoooole lot more information on what I could be doing to help get quicker gains. A few months ago I passed my drivers license eye test wearing -4.25D on both eyes with no astigmatism correction (and now wear -4D or even -3.75D on sunny days) 🙌 So I know this works. And, bonus, my eyes feel so much healthier! I’m hooked. There’s no way I’m stopping until I’m back to functioning perfectly without lenses. My proviso would be if you’re looking for a quick fix, this isn’t it. Your glasses are the quick fix. But they’re also damaging your eyes. If you have a genuine desire to read and learn and take action yourself (and again, no you don’t have to pay anyone to do so.. apart from the cost of those weaker and weaker lenses you’re going to find yourself needing 😉), you can decrease your myopia and get healthier eyeballs in the process. Sure, depending on your current prescription, it’ll likely take years. But you get to enjoy gains as those years tick by as you crawl back down the prescription ladder (thinner lenses and ever reducing risk of myopia induced complications). And, let’s face it, those years are going to pass anyway aren’t they? So the question is, at the end of the day, would you rather have ended up with a stronger prescription and potentially other dangerous eyeball issues that go with high myopia (which we both know your ever increasing prescription up until this point is pointing towards), or would you rather have said farewell to glasses and have healthier eyes? Easy answer.