THE CLEAR VISION GUIDE

Undercorrection explained

Correction that leaves some of the intended refractive error uncorrected.

Eyes and vision

How to understand it

The intended task and prescriber’s plan matter. Deliberately weakening a child’s distance prescription is not a self-directed myopia-management method.

An example

If a child cannot read classroom information comfortably, request a review instead of assuming blur is protective.

A common mix-up

Do not change a prescription on the assumption that “less power makes the eye work harder and recover”.

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