Similar to chronic stress, constant exposure to digital work, even for entertainment purposes, takes a toll on our eyes. This not only affects our vision but also adds to the concerns of leading a sedentary lifestyle.

In response to these issues, neurolens technology has been developed to reduce the need for vision correction and corrective devices in the long run. The science behind neurolens focuses on addressing the symptoms associated with heavy digital eye strain. It targets a condition called binocular vision dysfunction (BVD), which occurs when the eyes, which normally work together, begin to fail in their coordinated approach to vision. Left untreated, BVD can lead to the symptoms mentioned above, including dizziness and neck pain.

Unlike traditional methods of eye correction that primarily address refractive issues of the lenses, neurolens aims to restore binocular vision by using a contoured prism design. This approach helps realign the eyes’ focal point, reducing strain and the associated problems. As a result, it reduces physical exhaustion and its related complications.