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Life-Changing Relief in Sight
Neurolenses are the world’s first therapeutic lenses crafted to ease headaches, motion sickness, and neck pain. By correcting subtle eye misalignment with contoured prism technology, they help improve comfort and clarity throughout your daily life.
Breakthrough Lens Technology
What Is Neurolens?
Neurolens, founded in 2012, created the first prescription lenses with contoured prism technology to correct subtle eye misalignments. By easing strain on the trigeminal nerve, these lenses can help relieve headaches, eye fatigue, neck pain, and motion sickness. Using the advanced Neurolens Measurement Device, eye misalignment is precisely detected, ensuring customized, life-changing relief for today’s screen-intensive lifestyles.
Neurolenses: Relief That Changes Everything
Experience life with less strain. Neurolenses correct eye misalignment, easing headaches, neck pain, and motion sickness, bringing comfort back daily.
Comfort Beyond Vision
Neurolenses and Symptom Relief
Many people experience symptoms caused by subtle eye misalignment, including headaches, eye strain, neck pain, dry eye sensations, fatigue, and even motion sickness. Neurolenses are the first prescription lenses designed to address these issues through a unique contoured prism that realigns your eyes at varying distances. By relieving the constant strain on the trigeminal nerve, Neurolenses help reduce ongoing discomfort and improve daily comfort.
These advanced lenses can be customized for any prescription—or even placed in non-prescription frames for contact lens wearers. Made with premium materials and high-quality anti-reflective coatings, Neurolenses deliver clarity, comfort, and lasting durability. They also come with a 100% satisfaction guarantee and a two-year scratch warranty, giving patients confidence in both results and quality.
Do Neurolens Glasses Work?
For the vast majority of people with eye misalignment, this misalignment is much more pronounced when focusing on an object that is in close range. As we become increasingly reliant on our digital devices, these symptoms have become more prevalent.
These symptoms are sometimes referred to as Digital Vision Syndrome or Computer Vision Syndrome. Since March 2020, average screen time has increased to 13+ hours per day. Remote learning and working has become a reality for many people, making eye misalignment and the associated symptoms even more widespread.
In a study concerning Computer Vision Syndrome, 100% of patients experiencing symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome had a positive response to treatment with Neurolenses. Many Neurolens wearers have been able to greatly reduce or eliminate the need for pain-relieving medications.
Neurolenses lead to significant symptom relief for the majority of wearers since they are designed to bring the eyes into proper alignment, which is essential for comfortable vision. In fact, studies show 93% of patients experience symptom relief from wearing Neurolenses. After wearing Neurolenses for 90 days, 73% of patients reported their symptoms were ‘substantially reduced’ or ‘basically gone.’
Consider that Neurolenses do have an adjustment period. They should be worn the majority of the day, typically at least a few hours a day of continual wear, to have an effect on your symptoms.
Who Can Use Neurolens?
Neurolens may be particularly beneficial for those who work in fields that require computer work, reading, or detailed work. Spending hours focusing on screens can be unavoidable depending on your individual circumstances. These long hours can cause uncomfortable and disruptive symptoms that can interfere with work, like eye strain.
Someone experiencing eye strain, chronic headaches, or other similar symptoms can use Neurolenses to correct and relieve their condition. This makes it a great option for relief for students, those who work on a computer all day, and anyone who may spend long hours squinting at small details or words on a page.
Many patients needing Neurolens may not have worn glasses before to see at a distance or up close but do need help with their eye misalignment. If you think you may be a good candidate for these lenses, you may schedule an appointment with our team
Come talk to our licensed optician to find out if you are a candidate for Neurolenses and try them for yourself. 100% patient satisfaction guarantee.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Neurolens
Neurolens is the first and only prescription lens that uses a contoured prism design to correct small eye misalignments. By realigning the eyes, Neurolens helps reduce symptoms such as headaches, eye strain, neck pain, and fatigue—especially common in people who spend long hours on digital devices.
Neurolenses are ideal for patients who experience chronic headaches, digital eye strain, motion sickness, or neck pain linked to eye misalignment. They are also beneficial for people who spend much of their day reading, working on computers, or doing detail-oriented tasks.
Neurolenses incorporate a unique contoured prism that gradually increases correction from distance to near vision. This reduces the stress on the trigeminal nerve caused by misalignment, providing relief from symptoms while improving overall visual comfort and clarity.
Yes. Neurolenses can be customized to fit any prescription and are available for both prescription and non-prescription wearers. They can also be placed in virtually any frame, allowing you to choose lenses that suit both your style and your vision needs.
Clinical studies show that 93% of Neurolens wearers experience significant symptom relief. After 90 days, most patients report headaches, eye strain, and fatigue are either substantially reduced or completely gone. Neurolenses also come with a 100% satisfaction guarantee and a two-year scratch warranty for added peace of mind.
Attention Patients
Dear Valued Patients of Desert Vision Center,
Dr. Tokuhara is a highly skilled cataract surgeon, specializing in advanced anterior segment surgeries, including complex glaucoma and cataract procedures. He focuses on patients who need surgical intervention or are at risk of severe vision loss.
While Dr. Tokuhara offers comprehensive eye care for his own surgical patients, he does not provide general eye care or post-operative care for patients of other surgeons. When you choose Dr. Tokuhara, he becomes your trusted eye doctor for life.
A Note About Ethical Care
In our community, some providers engage in illegal financial kickbacks, accepting payments for cataract surgery referrals. Desert Vision Center firmly rejects this unethical practice. We follow the highest ethical standards, complying with the Anti-Kickback Statute and Stark Law, ensuring that your care is never influenced by financial incentives.
We believe referrals should always be based on what’s best for the patient not financial gain. If you’re being evaluated for cataract surgery, we encourage you to ask questions and be mindful of these referral arrangements.
Choose the surgeon who prioritizes your vision and your well-being not one chosen for someone else’s profit.
Sincerely,
Desert Vision Center