Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What exactly is the Internet download?
A: The only way we can offer the Power Vision Program for such a low cost is as an Internet download. We don’t sell CDs, DVDs, or anything else. The Power Vision Program downloads onto your computer as a .pdf file so that you can start improving your vision right away. It’s very easy and simple to understand. We guide you step-by-step so you get really fast results.
Q: Why doesn’t my eye doctor prescribe eye exercises?
A: Almost all optometric colleges and medical schools are heavily funded
by the optical glass industry for the purpose of training eye doctors how to
prescribe and sell corrective lenses. This means that most eye doctors have
no interest in helping patients reduce their dependency on these products.
Q: The eyes are constantly moving. Why do they need exercising?
A: The situation is like a secretary who is constantly moving her arms as she
handles paperwork. Obviously, this is not equivalent to a good healthy workout
or a relaxing time at the spa.
Q: Will the Power Vision Program give me permanent results?
A: An important feature of the Power Vision Program is that you develop the
habit of practicing the key techniques on the world around you, so they become
part of your normal way of seeing.
Q: Will the Power Vision Program work for elderly people?
A: No matter how old you are, you can probably improve your vision, just like
many elderly people can benefit from gentle physical exercise. If you have an
eye disease such as cataract, glaucoma, or macular degeneration, the Power
Vision Program contains vitally important information and techniques that
you need to know about.
Q: Can the Power Vision Program relieve computer eyestrain?
A: This is one of easiest visual problems to deal with. The exercises can
quickly relieve computer eyestrain and headaches, often in a few days.
Q: My entire family is nearsighted. Does that mean it’s inherited?
A: If you could see well as a child, your nearsightedness (myopia) is probably
not inherited. According to the National Eye Institute, the main cause of myopia
is too much close-up focusing such as reading, TV, and computers. The reason it
seems to run in families is because everybody in the family does a lot of close-up
focusing. But if you wore glasses as a child, your myopia probably is inherited.
The good news is, even inherited visual problems can often be improved.
Q: Will the Power Vision Program work for my child?
A: The Power Vision Program can often help young people and
also provides a rewarding family activity if parents get involved.