Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Posted January 8, 2006 ListMates, Thought I would let you know about a new eye product. I call it the RBeye (for Red/Blue eye). I just got two units myself (one to set up for horz & vert, one for distance pushups( & a backup unit)). This machine has some of the eye exercises I've been wishing for years would be available in an LED unit. Expecially what used to be "pencil pushups" and "beads on a string", standard exercises that are much better with LEDs.Everyone who looks at a flat screen (or paper) for any length of time should have one. Which means if you read or watch TV following these lights will make your sight easier. I won't go into all the bad things that can happen to depth perception. RBeye uses 4 AA batteries, with the high power rechargeables the charger probably isn't really needed.Regular:http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/catalog/productreviews/sku__EY400Reconditioned (slightly risky buy better value):http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/catalog/productview/sku__EY400YYYI expect everyone with or without definite eye "problems" will notice improvement. I've been doing eyeQ exercises for a year and my own laser leveling eye/body exercises for 5 months. My distance vision at 18 inches, with new glasses, was still poor. After RBeye it was like the LCD screen solidified in front of me. You may have noticed that I write about how I try my best to use my senses as feedback to see if my brain training is actually taking effect. This past summer I started using a Black & Decker laser level shining on the wall to try to get my eyes and head level over a vertical body. Took five months for me to get comfortable with it. Decades of deterioration had taken it's toll. Then I found this RBeye. Using BOTH the RBeye in front of the laser light on the wall, the training is progressing much more rapidly. (Proper) Practice makes perfect. I'll send along pictures or something further on the laser technique if anyone shows any interest. Anyway, adding the RBeye to the eye/body exercises I've developed makes very close to a complete set. I'm very happy. By the way, don't try to progress too quickly. The RBeye going full blast can "cause" one of my bad headaches! Need to grow slowly. HTH! Good Luck. -- ADo Something Useful Quote
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