We help improve the coor­di­na­tion between the eyes and brain by trai­ning them to focus on a single point. If your eye coor­di­na­tion is not precise, it can reduce blood flow and oxy­ge­na­tion to your brain. This can lead to feeling tired and fati­gued in as little as 10 minutes of work or reading.

Our trai­ning pre­vents these pro­blems and strengthens your reading speed, endu­rance, and focus by trai­ning both eyes to work toget­her. For people with greater pro­blems with eye coor­di­na­tion, double vision can also be expe­ri­enced, but this can be trained away by impro­ving the coo­pe­ra­tion between the eyes. Double vision can be very tiring and tiring for the eyes. With Imvi’s trai­ning you can avoid this.

Right now you can stream all content from SVT play in the app. plans to expand to more strea­ming ser­vices in the future.

Studies show that 15 minutes of trai­ning, 4 times a week for about 12 weeks can per­ma­nently improve your vision. It is impor­tant to stay coni­s­tent with the trai­ning to see per­ma­nent results. You should train regu­larly without inter­rup­tion.

Trai­ning longer or more often can also have a posi­tive effect. Trai­ning less than the recom­men­ded period may not lead to results. In con­nec­tion with tests after 12 weeks of trai­ning, we eva­lu­ate whether there is further impro­ve­ment poten­tial that justi­fies con­ti­nued trai­ning.

We only recom­mend using imvi’s VR glasses. We eva­lu­a­ted many VR headsets and have opti­mi­zed the trai­ning spe­ci­fi­cally for the model we are using. Our VR glasses have ideal optical pro­per­ties, adjus­table focal and pupil distance, and can be used with glasses. Addi­tio­nally, they handle all screen sizes and are com­for­table and easy to handle.

We also recom­mend that each person trai­ning use their own VR, as sharp­ness and pupil distance set­tings differ between indi­vi­du­als.

Our trai­ning instruc­tions are spe­ci­fi­cally made to match our model.

We cannot provide support on how to use other models as we do not know all models. We also cannot gua­ran­tee the result, as the optical pro­per­ties may differ.

Studies show that impro­ve­ments in vision are per­ma­nent.

No,the VR glasses are neces­sary because each eye requires a sepa­rate screen for the trai­ning to be effective.

Yes, the trai­ning will not be affec­ted by wearing glasses or contact lenses.

Studies show that the vast majo­rity, on average, incre­ase their reading speed by about 60%. For people with reading dif­ficul­ties, the impro­ve­ments are usually sig­ni­fi­cantly higher.

The symptoms asso­ci­a­ted with vision pro­blems, such as hea­daches, fatigue, strai­ned eyes, and con­cent­ra­tion pro­blems, etc., decre­ase with regular trai­ning.

We have trained over 2,500 people and over 99% of those who have com­ple­ted the trai­ning have impro­ved their vision/reading speed.

We have trained people between the ages of 8 and 81. All who have com­ple­ted the trai­ning have impro­ved their reading speed. Common symptoms of vision pro­blems include hea­daches, fatigue, eye strain, and con­cent­ra­tion pro­blems related to reading or doing close-up work.

We have seen very good results in people with dyslexia and ADHD. We advise those with stra­bis­mus, double vision from stroke, con­cus­sion, or post-COVID con­di­tions consult with us or their opti­cian before under­go­ing trai­ning. People who read a lot or do close work can benefit greatly from our trai­ning.

Ver­gence trai­ning is risk-free.

People who have visible stra­bis­mus, amblyo­pia, use prism glasses or have double vision after a stroke, con­cus­sion or post-COVID, must consult us or their opti­cian before trai­ning.