What Is Neurolens?

Ever squint at your phone until your eyes water? Get headaches from staring at the computer all day? You’re not alone. Many people experience eye strain, making daily tasks like working, reading, and driving uncomfortable. But, good news: there’s a lens technology designed to help.

Neurolens glasses can address a common cause of digital eye strain: eye misalignment. This condition happens when your eyes don’t team up as they should, leading to headaches, blurry vision, eye fatigue, and neck pain. Schedule your appointment today and learn more about Neurolens from our eye doctors at Total Vision Chino Hills, formerly Crum Optometric Group.

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What Are the Benefits of Neurolens?

Neurolens can help ease symptoms of eye misalignment and computer vision syndrome (digital eye strain), like:

Strained & tired eyes
Headaches & migraines
Blurry vision
That dry eye feeling
Trouble focusing
Motion sickness
Neck & shoulder pain

These lenses can usually fit any frame and help correct your alignment whether you’re viewing up close or far away.

Understanding Eye Misalignment
& How Neurolens Works

Our eyes are meant to work as a team. But if they’re misaligned, your brain struggles to understand what you’re seeing. This misalignment, known as binocular vision dysfunction (BVD), can cause headaches, dizziness, blurry vision, and trouble focusing.

Sometimes, misalignment is obvious and can lead to crossed eyes (strabismus), but other times, it’s so subtle you may not even notice it without a test.

Neurolens uses innovative technology to assess eye position and coordination, crafting custom lenses that can help correct your misalignment.

How Neurolens Works

Traditional lenses simply bend light to correct vision. Neurolens is different. With uniquely designed contoured prisms made with custom measurements, Neurolens glasses can redirect light to help your eyes realign and work together more effectively.

Your eyes don’t have to work as hard, which helps reduce the strain and discomfort.

Who Can Benefit from Neurolens?

If you spend a lot of time using digital devices, work in an office, or have noticed any of the symptoms we’ve discussed, Neurolens could significantly improve your visual experience.

Neurolens can be particularly helpful for individuals with jobs or hobbies that require extensive close-up work, such as artists, designers, writers, and developers.

Your Neurolens Assessment

A Neurolens assessment uses N3 VR technology to evaluate how well your eyes work together. We examine visual skills like eye teaming, tracking, and focusing closely. We also measure your eye’s position compared to where they should align comfortably.

Once we’ve completed your assessment, we can determine if Neurolens glasses are right for you and use custom measurements to craft your new lenses.

See if Neurolens Is Right for You: Book an Appointment

We’re excited to offer Neurolens glasses to our patients. Everyone deserves to see clearly and comfortably, free from frequently strained eyes, headaches, and double vision. Neurolens could help make that a reality. Book an appointment at Total Vision Chino Hills, formerly Crum Optometric Group, today to see if Neurolens glasses can benefit you.

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