Neurolens in San Francisco

Neurolens Glasses: Address Eye Strain, Neck Pain, & Headaches

Neurolens glasses can help improve your digital comfort by addressing a root cause of digital eye strain: eye misalignment. Unlike traditional glasses that simply correct refractive errors, Neurolens contoured prism lenses can help you manage the specific challenges posed by extensive screen time.

Some symptoms Neurolens can address include:

• Headaches and migraines
• Eye strain and fatigue
• Dizziness
• Dry eyes
• Neck and shoulder pain

How Neurolenses Address Digital Eye Strain

Traditional eyeglasses focus mostly on correcting blurry vision. However, digital devices can place unique demands on our eyes, requiring us to constantly focus and refocus between screens and our environment. Neurolens technology incorporates peripheral vision information into the lens design, helping create a wider field of view and reduce the effort required to focus on digital screens.

Understanding Eye Misalignment

Slight misalignments in how your eyes work together can contribute to digital eye strain. These misalignments can make it harder for your eyes to work together effectively and focus on near objects for extended periods. Neurolens prism lenses take these misalignments into account with an optimized design that can promote better eye teaming and coordination, ultimately helping reduce eye strain and discomfort.

The Neurolens Assessment

During your comprehensive eye exam at Total Vision Financial District, we can assess your candidacy for Neurolens. The evaluation may include:

• A detailed discussion of your digital device usage and visual symptoms
• A complete eye health assessment to check for any underlying eye conditions
• An evaluation of your eye teaming and focusing ability to identify any potential misalignments contributing to digital eye strain.

Based on the assessment results, your doctor will determine if Neurolens is right for you and discuss the potential benefits you can expect.