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We Now Offer Avulux - The World’s Only Clinically Proven Lens for Migraine & Light Sensitivity

If you experience migraines, you may already know that light can trigger or worsen your symptoms. You're not alone—migraine affects approximately 4.9 million Australians, with 71% being women and 86% in the working-age group.

For many people with migraines, up to 90% report light sensitivity, and light triggers up to 60% of migraine attacks.

That’s why we now offer Avulux® Migraine & Light Sensitivity Lenses.

Real-world results show that 90% of people living with migraines can return to their daily activities with the help of Avulux lenses, allowing them to manage light sensitivity effectively.

How Avulux Migraine & Light Sensitivity Lenses Work

Not all light wavelengths are the same. Research indicates that painful light falls within the blue, amber, and red spectrums, while green light can have a soothing effect.

Avulux lenses are designed to selectively filter up to 97% of the most harmful blue, amber, and red light while allowing up to 70% of calming green light to pass through. Wearing Avulux before and during exposure to bright or harsh light can help minimize the impact on those living with migraine and light sensitivity.

Avulux lenses are compatible with both prescription and non-prescription glasses and can be fitted into virtually any frame, so you can enjoy protection while still looking stylish.

Book an appointment today to learn more about how Avulux lenses can help you manage the impact of light on your life.

SHAW Lenses for Anisometropia: A Game-Changer in Vision Correction

Anisometropia is a condition where there is a significant difference in the refractive power between the two eyes. This imbalance can lead to blurred vision, depth perception issues, and even amblyopia (lazy eye) if left untreated, particularly in children. Traditional spectacle lenses often struggle to address the discomfort caused by image size differences (aniseikonia), but SHAW lenses offer an innovative solution.

The SHAW Lens Advantage

SHAW lenses use advanced technology to reduce aniseikonia by controlling how images are perceived by both eyes. Unlike traditional lenses, which can create a size difference between images seen by each eye, SHAW lenses are designed to balance these differences, allowing for more comfortable and natural vision.

How SHAW Lenses Work

1. Binocular Vision Optimization
   SHAW lenses use a patented algorithm to create a prescription that considers both eyes together rather than treating them separately. This helps minimize image size disparities and prismatic effects.
2. Minimized Distortions
   Unlike conventional high-index lenses that may reduce thickness but still cause visual discomfort, SHAW lenses are designed to provide seamless adaptation by reducing distortion.
3. Custom-Designed for Each Patient
   SHAW lenses are specifically tailored for each individual, ensuring a personalized correction that enhances comfort and visual clarity.

Other Lens Options for Anisometropia

While SHAW lenses are an excellent choice, other lens solutions may also help manage anisometropia, including:

• Contact Lenses - Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) or hybrid lenses can reduce image size differences better than standard spectacles.
• Slab-Off or Reverse Slab-Off Lenses - These are specialized for managing prismatic imbalance in bifocals or progressives.
• Aspheric and High-Index Lenses - Help reduce lens thickness and weight for improved comfort.

SHAW Lenses for Children

Early intervention is critical for children with anisometropia to prevent amblyopia. SHAW lenses provide an effective spectacle-based solution for young patients who may struggle with adapting to traditional glasses. By promoting more balanced binocular vision, these lenses can enhance visual development and long-term eye health.

SHAW lenses represent a significant advancement in the management of anisometropia, offering a more comfortable and natural viewing experience by addressing image size differences. For individuals struggling with vision imbalance, consulting our optometrists about SHAW lenses could be a transformative step toward better visual clarity and comfort.