Neurolens
Ease the headaches, eye strain, and neck tension of misaligned vision.
Headaches, tired eyes, or neck and shoulder tension by the end of the day? A small misalignment could be the cause.
Could Neurolens help you?
We use our near vision more than ever — phones, screens, fine work — and it asks a lot of our eyes. If your eyes are even slightly out of alignment, the strain of keeping them working together can show up in surprising ways:
- Headaches
- Tired, strained eyes
- Neck and shoulder tension
- A dry-eye feeling
- Light sensitivity
- Motion sickness or dizziness
If a few of those sound like you, it's worth asking us about Neurolens.
How it works
Your two eyes are meant to line up on the same point to make one clear image. When they're slightly misaligned, your eyes work overtime to compensate — and that effort is what causes the strain. Neurolenses use a special contoured prism built into the lens to help correct that misalignment, which can ease the symptoms and let your eyes relax into more comfortable, natural vision.
They can be made for just about anyone — any frame, any prescription, or even no prescription at all.
Neurolens FAQs
Questions about Neurolens? Our team would be happy to help.
We use a quick measurement during your visit to check for misalignment, then talk through whether Neurolens is likely to help with your symptoms.
No — Neurolenses can be made with or without a vision prescription.
Ready to find out if Neurolens is right for you?
It starts with a quick measurement on your next visit. Contact or book an exam at the office most convenient to you.
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Halifax
Thorough, unhurried care, right in the heart of the peninsula.
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Dartmouth
Convenient location, open Saturdays, and ready for the whole family.
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Bridgewater
Bridgewater's home for friendly, thorough eye care.
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Truro
Warm, thorough eye care for Truro and Colchester County.
