Eye care professionals have always focused on providing clarity to their patients, but Lumen Optometric takes it one step further.
As the first treatment provider in the San Gabriel Valley, Lumen Optometric customizes state-of-the-art lenses that bring clarity and comfort to patients suffering from migraines, neck strain, tired eyes and more. Our goal is to help your eyes and head feel less tortured at the end of the day, so if you suffer from any of the following symptoms, Lumen Optometric can help.
How Neurolens Therapy Works
Your brain is constantly in communication with your two eyes, keeping them aligned and in sync to help you see the world without double vision. If your eyes are misaligned, however, your brain struggles to maintain balance. Without this balance, you could experience constant headaches, migraines, tension in and around your eyes, dizziness and even neck stiffness. Add misalignment to the strenuous demands that computer screens, phones and other digital devices place on your visual system, and you could face daily suffering. Fortunately, 10 years of research into headaches and their associated visual symptoms has yielded the revolutionary neurolens treatment.
Neurolens therapy helps correct misalignment at the distance where you need the most help. Whether you struggle to see far away or up close, Lumen Optometric can provide customized neurolenses that correct your specific misalignment and give you the most comfortable vision possible. Lumen Optometric is proud to offer this exciting new technology and we’d love to help you discover relief for your symptoms!
Leslie Eases Her Eye Fatigue
Leslie was suffering from severe eye fatigue, dry eyes, and headaches. The severity had reached a point where she questioned how she would be able to continue with work/life. Fortunately, we were able to help reduce Leslie’s symptoms by incorporating the Neurolens into her glasses. Listen to hear what she thinks about them!
Christine Increases Her Comfort
Christine suffered from severe headaches, back/neck pain, and overall tired eyes while on the computer. Her traditional glasses allowed her to see clearly, but not comfortably. We were able to change her lenses to Neurolenses, which really helped her day-to-day comfort.
Joanne Reduces Fatigue and Irritated Eyes
Joanne suffered from eye fatigue, dry and watery eyes (yes, both!), and headaches over the sides and back of her head. Definitely not comfortable! She was a candidate for Neurolenses and they helped to make her eyes and head more comfortable throughout the day.
Christa Focuses on her Career
Christa’s career requires that she stare at the computer screen, something she wasn’t able to perform comfortably. She suffered from tired eyes and lacking comfortable focus while looking at spreadsheets. Hear what she has to say after discovering and wearing Neurolenses.
Neurolens FAQ
What makes this any different than the glasses I wore in the past?
The difference is in the technology and the visual experience. Neurolenses utilize patented, clinically tested technology to correct your misalignment at your prescribed working distance. There is no lens on the market that offers the same technology. And Lumen Optometric keeps several sets of neurolens prescriptions on hand, so if you are a candidate for a neurolens treatment, you’ll have the opportunity to see and feel the neurolens difference at the end of your exam!
How do you measure my misalignment?
Lumen Optometric utilizes a sophisticated instrument called the SightSync to measure your eye misalignment at varying distances. Coupled with specialized in-office testing, your eye measurements allow us to create a lens that helps with your specific symptoms.
How quickly can I expect my symptoms to improve?
Most Lumen Optometric patients notice an improvement within the week, although patients with extremely chronic conditions may require six to eight weeks to notice an improvement.
Are there any side effects to the Neurolenses?
First-time neurolens wearers typically report feeling lighter, as if there’s less burden on their heads, necks, shoulders and eyes. But, as with any new type of lens, you may feel disoriented for about a week as your brain adapts.
Allow us to take part in your vision care and you’ll love what you see.