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AmblyoPlay is a vision therapy tool delivered as an app for tablets and computers, used with training glasses for individuals with lazy eye, mild strabismus, convergence insufficiency and other binocular vision disorders.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

AmblyoPlay is a vision therapy tool for individuals with lazy eye, mild strabismus, convergence insufficiency and other binocular vision disorders, performed by playing therapeutic games and exercises every day for 30 minutes on a tablet or computer. It is described as a tool for vision therapy homework, grounded in clinical research and vision science. Users choose a subscription, receive training glasses (required to use the app) and an activation code, and can cancel anytime and keep the glasses. The kit arrives within 3–4 business days with free express delivery. During the first 2–4 weeks the system tests how the user's eyes respond to different visual tasks and gradually adapts difficulty to match current visual ability.

History

According to the official AmblyoPlay story page, the concept for AmblyoPlay and its name were born in 2015, development of the prototype began in 2016, and user experience testing and pilot testing followed in 2017. The page states that the genesis of AmblyoPlay was a collaborative effort inspired by conversations with doctors and parents who faced the challenge of keeping young patients motivated and engaged during vision therapy homework, and that existing solutions were falling short, quickly becoming boring and repetitive. The page also states that new features are constantly implemented, such as monitoring, and that Active Peripheral Stimulation (APS) technology was recently implemented for greater peripheral stimulation of vision.

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