Even if wearing children's eyeglasses under correction is the same as full correction for the progression of myopia, the vision of full correction is better than under correction. Isn't it better to see clearly?

The discussion on full and under correction focuses on teenagers wearing children's eyeglasses, with the main criterion being their ability to control myopia. For many adults who have been struggling in the workplace for many years or whose myopia has not progressed in recent years, the above standards may not apply to them.

So, are adults wearing discountglasses for full correction or under correction? Determine based on visual function and eye usage needs.

Some adults in special professions mainly use their eyes at close range, and prolonged use of their eyes at close range may reduce the burden of adjustment compared to foot correction. Symptoms of visual fatigue caused by close-range eye use may be smaller.

This type of person can be appropriately undercorrected depending on their functional condition. This type of under-correction is only used to reduce the eye burden when looking close, but foot correction is still recommended when looking far.

There is also a group of people with abnormal visual function, such as those with insufficient or advanced adjustment, who can reduce the degree of correction appropriately to alleviate related visual symptoms. However, this method often addresses the symptoms rather than the root cause and is not the fundamental solution to the problem.