Neurolens

Do you experience frequent headaches? Eye strain? Did you know that eye misalignment could be the source of your discomfort?

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Your eyes send signals to your brain, rendering what you see. Even though you have two eyes, your brain creates a single visual image when you look at something, and this ability to maintain focus is the result of binocular vision. When your binocular vision is healthy, you have perfectly aligned eyes and can see one clear image.  

Sometimes, though, the eyes are misaligned, which means they aren’t working well together as a team.  

Binocular vision disorder, or BVD, occurs when your eyes are misaligned. Binocular vision disorder stresses the trigeminal nerve, the largest and most complex nerve in your brain, leading to a condition known as trigeminal dysphoria. Time spent on digital devices, such as computers, tablets, and mobile phones, may exacerbate this issue.  

If your eyes are misaligned, this can cause stress on your visual system and some uncomfortable symptoms. Even small misalignments can cause painful symptoms.  

What are the symptoms of eye misalignment?  

If your eyes are misaligned, you may experience the following symptoms which can be uncomfortable and impact your work and your quality of life.  

  • Headaches, eye strain and fatigue  
  • Dry eye sensation 
  • Neck and shoulder pain 
  • Motion sickness/feeling off-balance  
  • Poor depth perception  
  • Clumsiness 
  • Blurred or double vision 
  • Difficulty reading 
  • Sensitivity to light 
  • Restless sleep 

What is Neurolens?  

At Ensight Eyecare, we offer a breakthrough solution known as Neurolens, the first and only prescription lens that contains a contoured prism to bring the eyes into perfect alignment.  

Contoured prisms can relieve eye strain, headaches, and neck and shoulder pain experienced by many while reading and using digital devices.  

How are Neurolenses prescribed?  

First, take the short, simple Neurolens test to see if you are a candidate. Next, schedule an appointment at Ensight Eyecare. Dr. James Barton administers special tests to determine if your eyes are misaligned, which includes the use of a special eye-tracking device. If he determines that your eyes are misaligned, he’ll write a prescription for your customized Neurolenses.

Schedule Your Eye Examination at Ensight Eyecare  

Would you like to learn more about Neurolens and how it can help relieve your discomfort?  

If you’re experiencing headaches, eye strain, eye fatigue, neck or shoulder pain, and other troubling symptoms, contact us today to make an appointment for an eye exam at Ensight Eyecare and ask our doctor about Neurolens.