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Version 5.1.7 · 2026-09-28
- Small UI refinements and reliability improvements.
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The store currently lists version 5.1.7, updated 2026-09-28.








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With regular practice, eye exercises can help you:
• relieve eye tension and fatigue
• improve focus and visual comfort
• support blood circulation around the eyes
• reduce the impact of long screen time
Short, simple workouts fit easily into your daily routine — at home, at work, or on the go.
Main features:
• Relax, Improve, Prevent, and Refresh workout programs
• Clear voice-guided instructions — no reading required
• Daily reminders to build a healthy habit
• Weekly, monthly, and lifetime statistics
• iCloud sync across your devices
Upgrade to Premium to get the full experience:
• Access to all workout programs
• Customizable reminders
• Support ongoing indie development
Your eyes work hard every day.
Give them a few minutes of care — and feel the difference.
If you decide to get the Eye Exercises Premium subscription, your purchase will be charged to your iTunes account.…
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- Small UI refinements and reliability improvements.
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