Do You Suffer From Headaches, Eye Strain, or Neck Pain?
Neurolens is an in-office measurement and lens system designed to screen for these vision-related contributors to headaches, particularly the kind associated with digital eye strain, and to treat them with a specially designed lens.
Common Symptoms
If you experience any of the following on a regular basis, an underlying vision issue may be contributing:
- Headaches
- Eye strain
- Neck and shoulder pain
- Dizziness or light sensitivity
- Difficulty reading or concentrating
- Discomfort using digital screens
- Trouble with busy or moving environments
- Motion sickness or dry eye symptoms
Screening for a vision-based cause before starting medication can help identify a source that a prescription lens may be able to address.
How Neurolens Works
Neurolens uses a specialized in-office device to objectively measure how your eyes work together, checking for small vision-related factors that a standard eye exam doesn’t typically capture.
Based on your measurement, we can prescribe Neurolens contoured prism lenses alongside your regular vision correction. The goal is to ease the extra visual effort that can contribute to headaches, particularly those linked to digital eye strain.
How to Get Your Neurolens Prescription
Getting fitted for Neurolens is a simple addition to your regular eye care visit.
- Take the Neurolens Measurement
During your visit, we’ll use the Neurolens measurement device to screen for vision-related factors that may be contributing to your headaches. This quick, painless measurement takes just a few minutes. - Review Your Results With Our Team
We’ll walk you through your measurement and discuss whether Neurolens contoured prism lenses are a good fit, based on your results and symptom history. - Get Your Neurolens Prescription
If Neurolens is right for you, we’ll write a prescription that combines your regular vision correction with your Neurolens contoured prism measurement. - Choose Your Frame
Pick a frame from our selection, or use one you already own, to have your Neurolens lenses fitted into. - Wear and Follow Up
Most patients adjust to their new lenses within a few weeks. We’ll check in to see how your symptoms have responded and make any adjustments needed.
Schedule Your Neurolens Measurement
If headaches, eye strain, or neck pain are affecting your daily life, a Neurolens measurement can help determine if eye misalignment is part of the cause. Our team can measure you at your next visit and discuss whether Neurolens is right for you.
Call Krannawitter Eye Care at 913-451-7007 to schedule your Neurolens measurement today.