Binocular vision dysfunction is a condition that results from eye misalignment. Your eyes register an image differently, bringing a conflict of interpretation in the brain. The eye muscles try to correct the misalignment, but it results in symptoms that make it difficult to concentrate. 
 

Sometimes, the misalignment is subtle, but it does not make the symptoms less severe. The solution is to ensure that the image reaches the brain in one set, not two. Hence, the need for Neurolens.

What Is Neurolens?

Neurolens is a breakthrough solution for binocular vision dysfunction and eye misalignment. The technology uses prisms to refract light and align the image you are seeing. Prism technology is not new. But in the case of Neurolens, it has a unique design and better accuracy.

How Does It Work?

In the past, the technology would only allow for one prism power in the whole lens. However, Neurolens uses microprisms. It brings them together, resulting in a contoured prism that changes the strength based on the distance and needs. 

The difference between the contoured prism and the single one is similar to that of single-vision and progressive lenses. Neurolenses are comfortable and provide clarity. However, it may take some time before you adapt to them.

What Do They Treat?

Neurolens aims to minimize the symptoms of eyestrain and align your eyes. It also helps relieve the pressure on the nerves that serve the eyes and the brain. One of these is the trigeminal nerve. It is a big reason why many people choose Neurolens. 

The trigeminal nerve is essential for sight. However, eye misalignment causes considerable pressure on it. It results in trigeminal dysphoria with symptoms including headaches, eyestrain, and sensitivity to light.

Since it serves your brain and the body while linking to other nerves, it causes problems in the adjacent areas. It can cause neck and shoulder pain. The problem is in your eyes, but it feels like it is due to a problem in these areas. 

Treatment 

The doctor will use a Neurolens measurement device to check your eyes. The device detects the amount of misalignment in each eye to come up with your prescription. Binocular vision dysfunction will cause more eye misalignment when looking at near objects than objects at a distance. 

Thus, the onset of eyestrain, headaches, and fatigue after using a computer. Neurolens makes it easy to resolve this issue and helps get you back on to your daily activities.

Who Can Use It?

Neurolenses provide relief for binocular vision dysfunction or any other eye misalignment. It makes it easy for them to use computers and work without worrying about eyestrain, headaches, and dizziness. The prism optics also work well with nearsighted and farsighted people.

It treats chronic headaches and eye irritation. It minimizes pain in the neck and shoulders resulting from eye misalignment. The product has a 100 percent satisfaction rate, with most customers initially noticing relief of symptoms by 50 percent. Over time, the number rises to 80 percent.

For more information on Neurolens, visit Look! Optometry at our Manhattan Beach, California office. Call (310) 796-5665 to schedule an appointment today.