Visual Stress Assessments
Some people are more visually sensitive than others; flicker from artificial lights, glare from computer screens and night driving can all be difficult and uncomfortable. Often sufferers will complain that words ‘move’ on a page, they lose their place, have limited concentration when reading, or suffer from headaches.
Visual Stress can be caused by subtle binocular vision inefficiencies (how the two eyes work together) and/or pattern glare sensitivity (being sensitive to black and white stripes – often seen as having an aversion to certain striped shirts).
Research at Essex University has shown that Precision tints can have an instrumental role in improving reading skills, reducing screen glare, generally improving visual comfort and reducing eye strain and tension in certian people.
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