The See Clearly MethodΓäó is an educational tool that teaches the user how to see
more clearly, comfortably, and efficiently. It is not a medical or assistive device, nor
is it a substitute for diagnosis or treatment by an optometrist or ophthalmologist.
The views expressed in the See Clearly Method materials represent the opinions of the authors. All techniques recommended in the See Clearly Method are considered to be completely safe, but should not be used without first consulting an optometrist or ophthalmologist to determine if any eye disease or other condition requiring specialized treatment is present.
By making use of the contents of the See Clearly Method CD ROM and training kit, the user agrees that it is his or her sole responsibility to determine the suitability of the See Clearly Method for his or her intended purpose, and assumes all risks and liabilities resulting from application of the techniques and recommendations, including any and all claims for direct or consequential damages.
CAUTION: The See Clearly Method includes various eye exercises and the use of an eye patch; it also advocates ΓÇ£progressive undercorrection,ΓÇ¥ that is, the use of a weaker prescription producing slightly blurred vision in order to strengthen the eyes. Do not use an eye patch or do eye exercises, or use an undercorrected prescription while driving a motor vehicle, using power tools, going up or down stairs, or engaging in any other potentially dangerous activity that requires depth perception or clear vision. Whenever weaker lenses are used, they should provide at least 20/40 acuity in each eye. Do not touch the eyes or the region surrounding the eyes with long or sharp fingernails, and do not use excessively hot water for hydrotherapy.
Likewise, since the See Clearly Method is intended to improve vision, you should take precautions from time to time to ensure that your glasses or contacts are still suitable for driving, using power tools, going up or down stairs, or engaging in any other potentially dangerous activity that requires clear vision. Under no circumstances should it be used as a substitute for the medical treatment of serious eye disease such as cataract, macular or retinal degeneration, or glaucoma. If you suffer from one of these conditions or any other eye disease, you should use the See Clearly Method only under the supervision of an optometrist or opthalmologist.
