Do you have migraines? Does light trigger or worsen your migraine attacks?
You’re not alone.
Millions of people around the world have migraine disorder. And as many as 90% of those people experience light sensitivity during a migraine attack.
Up to 60% of migraine attacks are triggered by light.
That is why we offer Avulux Migraine & Light Sensitivity Lenses.
Nine out of every ten Avulux wearers report that they can resume their daily activities when they use the lenses.
Unlike other “migraine” or “neurological” lenses, Avulux Migraine & Light Sensitivity Lenses are clinically proven to help people living with migraine. Two independent studies have demonstrated that Avulux’s patented light filtering technology is superior to any others.
This is one of main reasons why we carry Avulux in our practice. We trust Avulux to help our patients manage the impact of light on their lives.
Why else do we recommend Avulux?
Not all light waves are the same. Light in the blue, amber and red spectrum cause photosensitive retinal ganglion cells to release melanopsin. Put simply, for people living with migraine this can trigger a migraine attack – or make it worse.
However, light in the green spectrum is soothing.
That’s why Avulux engineers developed a lens that precisely filters up to 97% of the most harmful blue, amber and red light while allowing in up to 70% of soothing green light.
Start by speaking to your eye doctor. We are trained professionals who can identify whether Avulux would be an appropriate part of your migraine toolkit.
If you experience several headache days per month along with other migraine symptoms, and you’re sensitive to light, there is a strong possibility that Avulux is right for you.
Experience the benefits of Avulux and get the look you want by choosing from our wide selection of frames.
Avulux comes in prescription and non-prescription, and you can order:
Experience the benefits of Avulux and get the look you want by choosing from our wide selection of frames.
Avulux comes in prescription and non-prescription, and you can order: