Am I a Candidate for Neurolens?

If you are like many Americans, you spend at least nine hours a day on a digital device. It is the new normal, the new way of life, as technology continues to take a prominent role in our lives. Despite all the advantages of evolving technology, digital use also comes with its own set of disadvantages. Most of them are issues concerning eye health.

If you have headaches, painful shoulders and neck, and bouts of dizziness after a day at work, you are reaping the cons of the digital lifestyle. Several strategies are available to help you cope with these symptoms. However, there is one that may help you eliminate all the symptoms: Neurolens.

 

So, who is a candidate for Neurolens?

 

What Is Neurolens?

Neurolens is the product of discovering the link between neurology and optometry. Researchers found that if the eyes were misaligned, there was a significant strain on the brain. Neurolens is a tool that helps your eyes get back into alignment, remedying any symptoms that may develop from the condition.

How Does It Work?

Neurolens, as mentioned above, helps realign the eyes to minimize the strain on the mind. To do this, it incorporates a unique prism that changes your vision. The prism is called a contoured prism. Eye doctors can customize the lens to fit any patient and work for any possible prescription. Neurolenses are premium lenses that come with antireflective coatings and high-quality materials.

Who Is a Candidate for Neurolens?

If you have any of the following conditions, you may benefit from Neurolens.

 

Chronic Neck Pain

Eye misalignments come with many disadvantages to your health. One of these is chronic neck pain. When your eyes are misaligned, you may have to adjust your perspective by tilting your neck to see better. The constant tilting of the neck leads to chronic neck spasms and pain at the end of the day.

Chronic Headaches

Another typical result of eye misalignment is chronic headaches. Eye misalignment leads to conflicting images getting to the brain. This leads to headaches from the immense strain on your brain trying to reconcile conflicting images. Also, when you go to the doctor, they may misdiagnose the cause of your headaches since eye misalignments rarely appear in conventional exams.

Sensitivity to Glare or Intolerance of Lights

Glare can be debilitating and reduce your ability to see efficiently and comfortably.  Glare sensitivity commonly occurs when the eyes are misaligned.  When the eyes are not synchronized and perfectly aligned, lights appear bigger and brighter and often starbursts occur or ghosting of the light.  One of the top five most reported benefits of Neurolens is the elimination of glare.

 

Eye Fatigue

Misaligned eyes not only affect your brain, but they also affect your vision. Because of the constant adjustments necessary for good vision, your eyes may tire more quickly when working on the computer. Also, your eyes will fatigue much faster if you work in a poorly lit environment. You can get a Neurolens to help with eye fatigue.

 

Motion Sickness

Eye misalignment may also manifest when you are moving. Misaligned eyes find it hard to focus when the environment constantly changes. You will notice significant eyestrain that may accompany disorientation, dizziness, migraines, and light-headedness.

Does Neurolens Work?

Neurolens is an effective treatment for most of the conditions mentioned above. According to a study done on patients who used it, 93 percent of the patients experienced dramatic symptom relief. Additionally, 81.6 percent of patients who complained of chronic headaches reported a significant reduction in symptoms. Some said the symptoms disappeared entirely after using Neurolens for 90 days.

To see whether you are a candidate for Neurolens, schedule an appointment with Rieger Eyecare Group ​​​​​at our office in Normal, Illinois. Call (309) 320-2020​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ to book an appointment today.