Galaxy Vision Training

I keep trying and I don’t get ahead. I did slightly better closer to when I had the surger over a year now since the surgery. My glasses help barely; in fact, I think my vision is somewhat worse now than when I first got the glasses. I’m also being treated for dry eye. I was told it was extremely dry which I had no sense of it being dry. I had a somewhat expensive prescription for dry eye called MIEBO.. I took it for a couple months then decided I didn’t want to pay for it anymore so now I’ve been using over-the-counter dry eye drops. I don’t know if going to help or not. I guess I won’t find out till I see my ophthalmologist later in the year. Does dry eye impact my vision? I really can’t say. I know one thing; I started again too try to play piano, which I haven’t done in quite a long time and I really can’t read the music well with my glasses. I kind of read it, but not clear enough to know which note is on which line.

A number of years ago I was having trouble focusing on my computer screen. I learned about Gabor eye/brain training and found relief with an app. It was expensive and tiring to use and it is no longer available (GlassesOff). Galaxy Vision (I’m using the beta mode) seems to provide the same relief to eye fatigue and blurry vision with but with short daily session. It takes a while to figure out some of the harder variations but it’s working. I hope they improve the usability so other new users can quickly get the hang of it (I.e. show clearer examples of what to look for). I recommend this app if you are suffering from functional myopia from excessive screen use.

I tried using it on an iPhone pro nax and it is just too small for me to see the faint patterns. Wish it was written for Windows or Linux. Will just go back to watching videos for training. I applaud the author for trying but just not for me.