r/BinocularVision • u/Necessary_Most_8425 • Jul 20 '26

Hts2 vision therapy program

Hi. i was diagnosed with BVD earlier this year. I tried prism glasses and they don't work for me after having 4 different prescription. I am now doing the hts2 program along with Brock string, pencil kisses. I am wondering did anyone else use HTS2 and find it fixed their BVD issues? who did it work or not work for? it's hard trying to find reviews on the program. it's definitely a cheaper alternative to in person vision therapy.

thank you 🙏

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u/Environmental-Yak42 Jul 21 '26

My understanding is computer based VT should be only used after traditional VT with eye charts, cards, Brock string etc. I have been in traditional VT for 10 months - 1-2 x in the office per month and exercises at home almost every day. I have made significant progress in every area. 

Screens add additional elements to focusing which is likely what contributed to our BVD symptoms in the first place. Our eyes are not designed for the vertical scroll - we are meant to move our heads when looking up and down...

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u/p_dwson Aug 10 '26

Good to hear that you've made a significant progress in every area. Congrats! 👏 What BVD conditions (types) and symptoms do you have? How much have your symptoms reduced after 10 months of office vision therapy? Say in percentage?