Eye Exercise

Improving Near vision – Without Reading Glasses

14 days • 5 minutes a day • No equipment • Works on any smartphone • Optometrist-led

How it works

FAQ

How long does each session take?

About 5 minutes a day. On some days you’ll add 1–2 minutes for a quick warm-up or near↔far shift—still short, focused, and easy to stick with.

This is intentional. The program is designed as a structured daily progression, with each exercise building on the previous one. To achieve the best results, exercises should be completed in the order they are released.

Repeating earlier exercises or skipping ahead is generally not beneficial and may reduce the effectiveness of the program. We recommend completing each daily exercise when it becomes available and minimizing the use of reading glasses whenever comfortable and appropriate.

The combination of the daily exercise and reduced reliance on reading glasses is an important part of the training approach.

Most people feel easier, more comfortable near-vision within 7–14 days. Pace is individual—the goal is steady improvement, not a one-time “jump.”

No. Just your smartphone and a comfortable place to sit. Some drills use real text (your screen, a book, or a label).

It’s designed mainly for people 40+ who want better near-vision. It doesn’t replace an eye exam. If you have pain, flashes, sudden blur, or any concern, see an eye-care professional before or during training.

No. This is a habit and focus training program for near-vision, not a medical diagnosis. If you have any medical questions, you can consult an optometrist or ophthalmologist.

Yes. Every session begins with a 30–60-second quick vision check for each eye on your phone. We use that day’s results to tailor text size, working distance, and focus steps so the training matches your eyes right now. You can re-calibrate anytime if something feels off.

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