The Long Anticipated Last Diopter Course Is Finally Here

Reducing myopia and lens dependence isn’t that hard.  Sure it has a learning curve and you’ll have to figure things out.  For the most part though, it’s a straightforward process in most cases.

Till you get to the last diopter.

That‘s where things aren’t as simple, for some.  Yes, the same principles apply.  Outdoor time.  Active focus.  Limit screen time.  Patience.  Often enough that’s all you need to eventually get past the past diopter to real 20/20 eyesight without any need for corrective lenses.  

Often but not always.  And if you are STILL wearing glasses between -1 diopters and -1.50 diopters*  then this course might be the just thing you need.

Think of this as a specialty program (which it is).  Unlike BackTo20/20, which works for a wide range of myopia scenarios, this course is highly tailored to solve one problem, and one problem only - the pesky last diopter.

You don’t actually need to pay for this course.  I will just tell you, like the headline above already says - you’re missing stimulus at the last diopter range, especially if you have a lot of close-up time, and some ongoing not totally ideal smartphone habits.

And no, I’m not going to tell you that you need to get rid of that phone or quit your job.  The last diopter is fixable, while having screens in your life.

How do you get that additional stimulus?  I’ll give that away too:  Plus lens use.  That’s why this approach won’t work for those with presbyopia, and also why it’s a course rather than just the usual freebie approach.  Because there’s plenty that can go wrong when adding plus lenses to the mix.

If you’re a member of our (free) forum, you likely already know this:  The last diopter course has been the mythical unicorn that has been rumored to exist, for a number of years.  

Rumored because I’ve admitted it, but I’ve also endlessly said that I’m not ready to release it.  I can’t put something out that doesn’t work consistently.  And all approaches using plus lenses always failed at some point, especially when we tried to apply one way to everyone.  It was vexing for the longest time.  And to be perfectly honestly, even I myself took the long route and didn’t use plus lenses for my own last diopter - though at the expense of taking years longer to get to 20/20.

It turns out that I could have saved years if I had known how to ‘dose’ my stimulus for the last diopter.

Remember that I have over 1,500+ instructional guides for free, on the site.  Including a whole low myopia section.  In general my approach is to share resources, especially if doing so doesn’t require me to spend time.  1,500+ guides, many videos, a large Facebook group, forum, lots of tools are entirely free for your use.

I made it past the last diopter without a course.  Many others have as well.  I’m not holding the last diopter hostage.  I told you above that it’s usually a stimulus problem.  You can very possibly figure it out yourself, given enough time and and trial and error.

Packaged into easily applied individual sessions to get you through each step of applying stimulus, building a habit, and seeing real progress with your low myopia.

This will work with your 9-5 job in front of a computer, it will work if you have a bit of a smartphone habit, it will work while being busy and without having to make any major sacrifice to your existing lifestyle.

The course is built on a series of sessions, set to release at the correct intervals for when you should take action.

This is a highly flexible approach and will work with your own lifestyle and schedule.  As long as you do at least one session per week, you will get the desired results.  As you hopefully already know, the last diopter is a bit of a project and will likely take at least one to one and a half years (in most cases) to reasonably resolve.   You will only need the 40+ sessions in this course and some habit adjustments, along with some time for the stimulus to do its job.

And every step of the way you have direct access to me via the support forum.  I check daily and answer all of your questions myself.

Remember:  No presbyopia, no astigmatism (above half diopter for distance, ideally no cylinder needed and no ghosting present).  No other vision issues - we never deal with medical issues, and this course is only intended for simple, straight low “last diopter” myopia.

If you’re not sure, please do contact me before signing up.  

Also remember what I said previously about using this course only if you’re really sure you need it. Plenty of people are able to get to 20/20 with just the DIY approach or the basic BackTo20/20 course.  This is a speciality program built for a very specific purpose:  Challenging Last Diopter cases.

P.S.: This is a semi-serious project and adventure for your eyesight.  It is entirely possible that you get pulled into a rabbit hole of re-evaluating screen addictions, life, outdoor hobbies, priorities, and generally potentially getting a sense that there’s more to life than glasses and staring at content.  This might not be you at all, but then again ... not needing glasses anymore has had far reaching effects for more than a few participants over the years. 

Enjoy this process with all the due caution and open mind it deserves, this might be the first time in a long time that you can see the world as it is, and not from behind a pair of plastic lenses.

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