Lazy Eye Training - HVT

Lazy Eye Training - HVT

Home Vision Therapy

4 ratings
4 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 24 Apr 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 30, 2019
  • March 30, 2019

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About

This app uses interactive games to stimulate a lazy eye and promote binocular vision. It requires 3D colored glasses and offers adjustable settings for various therapy levels. Designed to complement in-office vision therapy programs.

Interactive vision therapy games
Stimulates lazy eye
Encourages binocular vision
Adjustable game settings
Requires 3D colored glasses
10 different games
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What's New in Lazy Eye Training

1.2

March 30, 2019

User reviews

I can’t open the app, my iPadOS is 17.4.1

Please help resolve this issue.

App doesn’t work

I paid for the app and downloaded it. It crashes every time I try to open it. Waste of money

This helps so much!

The exercises are fun and it’s amazing to feel my eye engage — it has to if it wants to play! I wish I had whatever glasses work best with this—mine are just cheap ones that are uncomfortable. But it’s worth it because this is so much more than covering the strong eye. It engages both as it makes my weak eye stronger.
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Review & reviewed again

This app worked great for about an hour & then it locked up. Total frustration!!

After a consultation with my 10 year old grandson I got the app to work again.

All in all the exercises are excellent. There are no instructions.

FAQ

What is Lazy Eye Training used for?

Lazy Eye Training is designed to stimulate a lazy eye and encourage both eyes to work together. It is intended to be used as a supplementary tool alongside in-office vision therapy programs supervised by a developmental optometrist.

What equipment is needed for Lazy Eye Training?

To use Lazy Eye Training effectively, you will need 3D colored glasses. The app supports common types such as red/green, red/blue, or blue/purple glasses, with adjustable color settings.

How much does Lazy Eye Training cost?

Lazy Eye Training is a paid application, priced at $36.99. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements within the app.

Is Lazy Eye Training suitable for children?

Yes, Lazy Eye Training has an age rating of 4+ and is designed to be used by individuals of various ages, including children, as part of a vision therapy program. Settings can be adjusted based on age and therapy level.

Does Lazy Eye Training have ads?

No, Lazy Eye Training does not contain advertisements. The app is a one-time purchase and provides an ad-free experience for users.

What devices does Lazy Eye Training support?

Lazy Eye Training is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to be compatible with Apple's iOS ecosystem.

How often should Lazy Eye Training be used?

Vision therapy exercises, including those in Lazy Eye Training, must be done regularly and correctly to be effective. It is recommended to consult with your developmental optometrist for specific usage guidelines tailored to your therapy plan.

Can Lazy Eye Training diagnose vision problems?

No, Lazy Eye Training is not intended to be used as a diagnostic tool. If you are experiencing vision problems, it is crucial to schedule a comprehensive vision examination with a developmental optometrist.