Vision Therapy Amblyopia Lazy Eye Exercises

Develop or improve visual skills and abilities, ease, and efficiency

“Vision therapy” is a term used by optometrists. Optometrists define vision therapy as an attempt to develop or improve visual skills and abilities; improve visual comfort, ease, and efficiency; and change visual processing or interpretation of visual information.

Clinical research is proving that amblyopia (lazy eye) is treatable. Try now this process, with which each eye sees a separate image.

ٍStart Tips:

● Cover your healthy eye.

● Focus with your weak or lazy eye on the moving target.

● 1 or 2 feet distance from the screen, depending on screen size. The point of the exercise is to make your eye move around the eye socket.

● Full screen display. Try using a big monitor, or a 10'' tablet, but closer to it.

● Dark room.

● 15-20 minutes of exercises every day, twice a day, with your healthy eye covered.

Practicing the lazy eye exercises has shown significant results for:

‣ Improving visual acuity of the lazy eye

‣ Improving the binocular and stereoscopic vision

Studies were usually conducted over a period of 5 weeks, playing the exercises 1 hour a day.

This app can be used by :

‣ those with no visual problem

‣ those with functional amblyopia, resulting from anisometropia (strong difference in visual acuity between the two eyes) or an already corrected strabismus.

Lazy eye (amblyopia) is a pathology that prevents or deteriorates vision in 3D (impact on depth and distance perception). The pathology blocks in various degrees the signal sent by the amblyopic eye.

WARNING : Therefore, people with uncorrected strabismus may face a risk of double vision (diplopia) using this application. We recommend in this case to not use the application. If you have any doubt, consult an ophthalmologist.