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Neurolens for Eye Strain & Headaches in Los Angeles

For the headache that shows up at the screen.

End-of-day headaches, eye strain and neck tension can come from a small misalignment between where your eyes aim up close and where they rest. Neurolens lenses build in a contoured prism that is often used to relieve that strain.

Measuring eye alignment on a screen
What it is
Contoured-prism eyeglass lenses
For
Headaches, eye strain, neck tension
Measured by
A precise alignment measurement
Fitted
In our own optical

How it works

Measure the misalignment, then correct it.

A Neurolens fitting in the optical
  1. 01

    Measurement

    We measure how your eyes align at distance and up close, with a precise measurement that captures even small misalignments.

  2. 02

    Contoured prism design

    Neurolens lenses build in a prism that changes with gaze — more help up close, where digital work holds your eyes for hours.

  3. 03

    Fitting and follow-up

    Lenses are made for your prescription and fitted in our optical; we follow up on how your symptoms respond.

Neurolens pairs naturally with a computer vision evaluation: the same visit that checks focusing and ergonomics tells us whether alignment is part of your symptoms.

Related care

Screen-day comfort has several levers.

Common questions

Neurolens, answered.

Anything else, call the office at 310-828-2010.

  • Neurolens adds a contoured prism to your prescription. It is often used to ease the work of keeping slightly misaligned eyes lined up, especially during close work.

  • A short alignment measurement during your exam tells us. Symptoms like end-of-day headaches and neck tension are the usual prompt.

  • Yes. Screen-related dryness often comes along with screen strain, and we treat it within our dry eye program alongside your Neurolens care.

  • Neurolens is a prescription eyeglass lens with a contoured prism built in. It is often used for end-of-day headaches, eye strain and neck tension that come from a small misalignment between where your eyes aim up close and where they rest, and the prism is designed to relieve that strain. It pairs naturally with a computer vision syndrome evaluation, since the same visit that checks focusing and ergonomics shows whether alignment is part of your symptoms.

  • Neurolens lenses build in a prism that changes with gaze, giving more help up close, where digital work holds your eyes for hours. The prism is set from a precise measurement of how your eyes align at distance and up close, one that captures even small misalignments. Each pair is made for your prescription and fitted in the practice’s optical, and the practice follows up on how your symptoms respond.

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12222 Wilshire Blvd, on the Santa Monica border.

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Tired of the 3pm headache?

Book an exam with a Los Angeles eye doctor and ask for the alignment measurement.

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