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Neurolens
Experience the Power of Neurolens
Your eyes and brain work together as a team—and that connection relies on proper eye alignment. Even slight misalignments can lead to symptoms like headaches, eye strain, or neck and shoulder pain. That’s where Neurolens comes in.
At our clinic, we integrate Neurolens technology into your comprehensive eye exam to detect and measure eye misalignment. If needed, we’ll create a personalized treatment plan using Neurolens lenses to bring your vision—and comfort—back into balance.
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The Connection Between Visual Alignment and Brain Function
Why Eye Alignment Matters
When your eyes are properly aligned, they send clear, coordinated images to your brain—helping you see comfortably and efficiently. But when there’s even a slight misalignment, your brain must work harder to compensate, often without you realizing it. Over time, this constant strain can lead to a variety of uncomfortable symptoms, including:
- Chronic neck and shoulder pain
- Eye fatigue, especially after screen time
- Motion sickness or dizziness
- A persistent dry eye sensation
- Headaches and eye strain
Studies show that at least 2 out of 3 people experience symptoms related to eye misalignment, and that number continues to rise—especially with the increased use of digital devices for remote work, school, and daily communication.
If you’ve been experiencing these symptoms, Neurolens may be the solution your eyes—and brain—have been waiting for.
How Neurolens Works
Neurolens uses cutting-edge contoured prism technology to gently and naturally correct eye misalignment, helping restore clear, comfortable vision. By addressing the root cause—often linked to trigeminal dysphoria—Neurolenses can significantly reduce symptoms like headaches, eye strain, and neck discomfort.
Your journey with Neurolens starts with a precise, in-depth measurement of how your eyes work together. Based on these results, your custom Neurolenses are designed to align your vision and reduce the strain between your eyes and brain—so you can experience long-lasting comfort throughout your day.
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- Vision Exam
- Medical Eye Exam
- Paediatric Eye Exam
- Diabetic Eye Exam
- Glaucoma Testing and Co-Management
- Optical
- Speciality/Regular Contact Lens Fitting
10+ Years Experience
As an established eye clinic, our extensive experience ensures exceptional care and expertise in addressing a wide range of vision needs and concerns.
Our Services
Leading with exceptional eye care.
Eye Exams
There are routine exams for people who have no eye disease or symptoms of disease.
Specialty and Regular Contact Lens Fittings
A comprehensive eye exam needs to be conducted prior to a contact lens fitting/exam.
Glaucoma Testing and Co-Management
If your eye doctor notes any suspicious findings relating to glaucoma at the routine eye exam, they will bring you back for further testing and follow-up examinations.
Optical
When you buy glasses, you’re not just correcting your vision, you’re making a decision about style.
Direct Billing
We offer direct billing services for Alberta Blue Cross, Green Shield Canada, and Sun Life Financial, streamlining your insurance claims process.
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FAQ
Frequently Ask Questions.
Explore our FAQ section for answers to commonly asked questions.
It's recommended to have a comprehensive eye exam every 1-2 years, or as advised by your optometrist.
Optometrists specialize in primary vision care, prescribing glasses, contact lenses, and detecting common eye diseases. Ophthalmologists are medical doctors who specialize in eye and vision care, including surgery and treating complex eye conditions.
An eye exam conducted by an optometrist can determine if you need vision correction. They will assess your visual acuity and prescribe glasses or contact lenses as needed.
If you experience sudden vision changes, eye pain, or injuries, seek immediate medical attention by contacting your eye care provider or visiting the nearest emergency room.
Practice the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, take a 20-second break and look at something 20 feet away. Additionally, ensure proper lighting, adjust screen settings, and use computer glasses if necessary.
Common signs include blurry vision, eye redness or irritation, eye pain, double vision, flashes of light, and seeing halos around lights. If you experience any of these symptoms, schedule an eye exam promptly.
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