​​​​​​   Many people with migraines experience photophobia, an abnormal sensitivity to light. Photophobia can occur both during a migraine attack and between attacks, causing both natural and manufactured light to cause pain and discomfort. For some people, light may act as a trigger for a migraine attack. Photophobia can cause people to avoid going outside on sunny days and seek shelter in darkened rooms. However, light isn’t always avoidable. One of the ways some people with migraine combat photophobia and prevent migraine attacks is by wearing tinted glasses. Available in Prescription and non-prescription lenses. How are migraine glasses different from regular sunglasses? Researchers have found that only certain…

  Irlen Spectral Filters or Irlen Lenses, are colored tinted lenses crafted specifically for the wearer and worn as glasses or contact lenses. They are intended to help people with the perceptual processing difficulty known as Irlen Syndrome, also known as Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome or visual stress. With a filtered lens, the page will still look white; but the print will be clear, stable and comfortable. Irlen lenses will not change the color of what you are looking at or make things darker.   “Your Irlen Spectral Filter color is the exact color your brain requires to normalize brain function. That’s right, not just improve, but normalize your brain function.…