Oh boy.  It's a sales page!  Truth is (really, actual truth) that I've spent the last two decades doing 99% of endmyopia for free.  Free 1,200+ individual how-to guide posts and explainers and science dissections and progress reports, years and years of cataloging and answering questions and compiling the system.  There's also our free 15,000+ member Facebook group (with 2,000+ comments and 6,000+ reactions every month), our free Le Meow forum with 50.000+ monthly page views, our free YouTube channel with over 20.000 subscribers (and now over 7.000.000 - seven million, wow - minutes watched), and all around free everything.  

I honestly believed that eventually this would catch on, and the community effort would carry endmyopia and make it something everyone would easily find when wondering about the "genetic bad eyesight".  But ... so far that hasn't happened quite to what Jake Ye Ole Idealist would have imagined.

So here we have the first attempt at taking the 1,200+ pile of notes and disorganized information, and turning it into a bit of an organized guide.  Just the steps, to improving your eyesight.  Wishes do come true, darlings.

This is probably the most interesting part about this 11 chapter guide - the fact that while I, Jake Steiner, wrote all of the source material, the actual guide itself is written by people who read all the source material and picked out what they found most useful and actionable.

So you get a guide written by the people who improved their eyesight using my method, using my material, but only the parts they really needed.  Aka, THE STEPS.

Admittedly sometimes I'm a bit too close to the topic.  Having talked about this for 20 years, and tried endless things, and having dealt with many thousands of individuals, I sometimes miss where you may be at, just starting out.  So having a group of people who actually just used my system to improve their eyesight telling you what helped them the most, is really the magic ingredient of this guide.

As I'm writing this, I feel weird.  I don't want to sell you something.  But I do want to emphatically relate that the thing I was looking for (when I had coke bottles glasses), and what you're looking for now, is actually what you will find right here.  

I spent a lot of years trying to figure out my eyesight.  High myopia sucks, being handicapped by lacking eyesight sucks, having to compromise on sports, outdoor adventures, even simple things like going to the beach with friends, sucks.  And being run round and round by Bates Method and eye exercises and unicorn farming online, really sucks.

This is why I get a bit emphatic and frivolous with the adjectives, when describing our approach.  Because I've been there.  And I get a million e-mails from people just like yourself, who've tried the eye exercises and the eye vitamins, and the dismissive lectures from optometrists.  This is why I do this, because f*ck (pardon the language) all the lies and deceits and making money off symptom treatments and nonsense.  

Everybody starts out with the 'treatment'.   "Oh, you need glasses."  "Oh, try LASIK."  "How about these eye drops or these multi-thousand dollar myopia slowing contact lenses."  "Want to go unicorn farming?  How about these eye exercises and eye vitamins?"  

Let's stop with all that.  You want to start out with understanding the problem, and then finding a solution addressing causality.

Silly names for a very powerful (some may say .. life changing?) solution.  Le Rough Guide to a thousand page tome of knowledge and insights, an 11 chapter shortcut, the .... stepppzzz.

First there was nothing.  Just ole Jake and biology books.  Eventually there was faint light at the end of the tunnel.  Jake improving his eyesight.  Fast forward to hundreds, then thousands of people doing it.  Then guides and how-to's being written.  Eventually too many to want to dig through.  Then, a group of heroic forum members convene and decide to write the ultimate guide to navigate you through endmyopia. 

This is the real sticking point.  If all you're going to do is throw some money at the screen, buy the guide and then let it sit in the virtual drawer, then what's the point.  First question should be, what are you going to do with better eyesight?  New hobbies?  Things you would love to do, but glasses wouldn't let you?  Take stock of how you spend your free time, maybe revise some of the bad and useless (content consuming) habits?

Because you're only going to do all this if you have a proper reason to.  Take this from me, a guy who's watched tens of thousands of people improve their eyesight.  Most successful are always those who want or need their eyes, or have a bigger plan for what they'll do with 20/20 vision.

This isn't Instagram life.  This is real.  You'll actually have to sit down and learn things, and measure your eyesight, and look at how possibly bad your current work setup is, how much strain you're unnecessarily exposing yourself to.  Will you make that time?

Yes sure, you can get through the whole guide in a weekend.  But will you apply it?  Will you be making the choices and changes of a person who doesn't need glasses?

What's your state of mind?  Quick fix or self improvement?  Consumption or creation?  Starting out here, literally changing how you see the world around you, or continue trusting the vendors of shitty quick fix products to keep you in a forever-subscription to your own eyesight?

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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Oh boy.  It's a sales page!  Truth is (really, actual truth) that I've spent the last two decades doing 99% of endmyopia for free.  Free 1,200+ individual how-to guide posts and explainers and science dissections and progress reports, years and years of cataloging and answering questions and compiling the system.  There's also our free 15,000+ member Facebook group (with 2,000+ comments and 6,000+ reactions every month), our free Le Meow forum with 50.000+ monthly page views, our free YouTube channel with over 20.000 subscribers (and now over 7.000.000 - seven million, wow - minutes watched), and all around free everything.  

I honestly believed that eventually this would catch on, and the community effort would carry endmyopia and make it something everyone would easily find when wondering about the "genetic bad eyesight".  But ... so far that hasn't happened quite to what Jake Ye Ole Idealist would have imagined.

So here we have the first attempt at taking the 1,200+ pile of notes and disorganized information, and turning it into a bit of an organized guide.  Just the steps, to improving your eyesight.  Wishes do come true, darlings.

This is probably the most interesting part about this 11 chapter guide - the fact that while I, Jake Steiner, wrote all of the source material, the actual guide itself is written by people who read all the source material and picked out what they found most useful and actionable.

So you get a guide written by the people who improved their eyesight using my method, using my material, but only the parts they really needed.  Aka, THE STEPS.

Admittedly sometimes I'm a bit too close to the topic.  Having talked about this for 20 years, and tried endless things, and having dealt with many thousands of individuals, I sometimes miss where you may be at, just starting out.  So having a group of people who actually just used my system to improve their eyesight telling you what helped them the most, is really the magic ingredient of this guide.

As I'm writing this, I feel weird.  I don't want to sell you something.  But I do want to emphatically relate that the thing I was looking for (when I had coke bottles glasses), and what you're looking for now, is actually what you will find right here.  

I spent a lot of years trying to figure out my eyesight.  High myopia sucks, being handicapped by lacking eyesight sucks, having to compromise on sports, outdoor adventures, even simple things like going to the beach with friends, sucks.  And being run round and round by Bates Method and eye exercises and unicorn farming online, really sucks.

This is why I get a bit emphatic and frivolous with the adjectives, when describing our approach.  Because I've been there.  And I get a million e-mails from people just like yourself, who've tried the eye exercises and the eye vitamins, and the dismissive lectures from optometrists.  This is why I do this, because f*ck (pardon the language) all the lies and deceits and making money off symptom treatments and nonsense.  

Everybody starts out with the 'treatment'.   "Oh, you need glasses."  "Oh, try LASIK."  "How about these eye drops or these multi-thousand dollar myopia slowing contact lenses."  "Want to go unicorn farming?  How about these eye exercises and eye vitamins?"  

Let's stop with all that.  You want to start out with understanding the problem, and then finding a solution addressing causality.

Silly names for a very powerful (some may say .. life changing?) solution.  Le Rough Guide to a thousand page tome of knowledge and insights, an 11 chapter shortcut, the .... stepppzzz.

First there was nothing.  Just ole Jake and biology books.  Eventually there was faint light at the end of the tunnel.  Jake improving his eyesight.  Fast forward to hundreds, then thousands of people doing it.  Then guides and how-to's being written.  Eventually too many to want to dig through.  Then, a group of heroic forum members convene and decide to write the ultimate guide to navigate you through endmyopia. 

This is the real sticking point.  If all you're going to do is throw some money at the screen, buy the guide and then let it sit in the virtual drawer, then what's the point.  First question should be, what are you going to do with better eyesight?  New hobbies?  Things you would love to do, but glasses wouldn't let you?  Take stock of how you spend your free time, maybe revise some of the bad and useless (content consuming) habits?

Because you're only going to do all this if you have a proper reason to.  Take this from me, a guy who's watched tens of thousands of people improve their eyesight.  Most successful are always those who want or need their eyes, or have a bigger plan for what they'll do with 20/20 vision.

This isn't Instagram life.  This is real.  You'll actually have to sit down and learn things, and measure your eyesight, and look at how possibly bad your current work setup is, how much strain you're unnecessarily exposing yourself to.  Will you make that time?

Yes sure, you can get through the whole guide in a weekend.  But will you apply it?  Will you be making the choices and changes of a person who doesn't need glasses?

What's your state of mind?  Quick fix or self improvement?  Consumption or creation?  Starting out here, literally changing how you see the world around you, or continue trusting the vendors of shitty quick fix products to keep you in a forever-subscription to your own eyesight?

*(Our refund requests average less than 0.5%, but for India over 40% - what can I say.)