Arabindo School for Perfect Eye Sight

Worked very well with my daughter. Initial diagnosis done by doctor and specific eye exercise structure is recommended. Then the trainers help the child with 10 sessions of the exercises. After 6 sessions a re-evaluation is done and any fine tuning to the exercise chart is prescribed. My daughter got reduced from 3.75 to 1.75 within two months of exercise, no screen time and no specs. Went to a normal eye doctor(non Indian) in middle-east and he did a computer test(3.75) and manual test(1.75). He was surprised and said this is called acceptance in technical terms and prescribed glasses for 1.75. I see negative reviews - just to add. The center didn't sell us anything. And it is extremely effective.

A Brilliant Scam! I visited this place 14 years ago when I was 10 years old. I diligently practiced eye exercises for 7 years, until I was 17. Initially, my power was -1.5, and it decreased to -0.5, which surprised me. We suspected this and manually checked my power outside. Still, my eye power had improved. I could read the letters clearly but couldn’t see other things clearly. I didn’t understand the trick behind it then. After researching, I realized that what they were following was an outdated(a century old) pseudoscientific Bates Method. It was devised long before refractive errors were studied in detail. When you do the ‘Distant Chart Exercise’ at Aurobindo, you’re actually practicing the Snellen Eye Chart and thereby practicing pattern recognition. You might become adept at recognizing patterns in the partial or blurred shapes of letters, enabling you to make educated guesses (subconsciously) while checking your eyes at other clinics. They are just selling pseudoscience and extorting money from people. I believe all people are educated. Kindly refer to your 10th standard Science textbook (NCERT-Chapter: Light-Reflection and Refraction) and you can see that the Bates Method propagated by Aurobindo School for Perfect Eyesight contradicts with what the text has mentioned. The Bates Method says that myopia is caused by chronic tension and strain in the eye muscles, leading to an elongation of the eyeball. This is contrary to the NCERT's explanation, which states that myopia is primarily caused by the light entering the eye focusing in front of the retina due to the shape of the eyeball or the cornea. In conclusion: Save yourself from this scam. I wasted almost 7600 hours (1.5 hours two times a day, for 7 years) of my life on this scam. I finally underwent Lasik and now I am not wearing any glasses. Do not fall for scams.

I went there during my 12th school holiday for short sight issue in 2004. One week stayed and took their treatment. Within a week it worked well after 3 months I stopped wearing specs. Would strongly recommend to visit and take their eye exercise. Most of eye problems are due to blinking and dryness.

Avoid this place. They are just selling snake oil in the form of eye exercises. I had joined this place a couple of years ago and had a first hand experience with the way they work. There is no scientific approach to the methods they train and is based on some experiments performed by someone decades ago. When you join, first, they do an eye test (manual method where they ask you to read alphabets) and will prescribe a set of exercises for your eye. You have to go to their center for one week early morning and evening to perform the eye exercises. At the end of the week, they do another eye test and will say that your eye sight has improved by .5. The doctor will now prescribe a new set of spectacles with with a lower power and will specify not to do eye test from outside (that was the first red flag). I immediately did an eye test from outside and found out that there was no change in my eye power. It was just a ploy to motivate us to believe that this thing works. When finally things doesn't work out, the blame will always be on us for not performing the exercises in proper way and regularly.

My 7 year old son was suffering from Astigmatism, after the therapy of 10 days at the Aurobindo Eye School followed by eye exercises at home for a month he now has achieved 6/6 vision without prescription eye glasses. Thanks to the Doctor & staff of Aurobindo Eye School for their support 🙏🏻

Long back in 2006 i had gone there with my cousins and they were having a power 2.5.....they both did excercise as recommended by the doctor...they were regular and they got results...Later they continued the treatment for 6months and their power reduced to 0.5........Then there was television only So doctor advised to reduce screen time.. But today we are so much addicted to the mobiles and tabs and HD screens .....maybe the treatment has very less results. No doubt the treatment is effective ....but after all its our eyes. The muscles in the eyes are sensitive and can only take so much. So if done properly then there wil be results...There is also a big school in pondicherry and thousands go there for their power correction.Obviously they are not fools....So i strongly recommend this place.👍

It is a scam.I went there 7 years ago They made us believe that the eyesight is gradually increasing (it does not) And it's stupidly expensive. They say almost the same thing to all the patients.

waist of money and time.i don't feel any better for this .they told me to do the exercise for 1 month .but i have done for 2 month ,no change to my eye .only some set of exercise for that we should pay 5000