YOUR LIGHT SENSITIVITY SOLUTION
9 in 10 people wearing Avulux® Migraine Glasses take command of their lives by managing the impact of light sensitivity caused by migraine or other disorders.
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Avulux Information Package
Get all the details you need to help your patients enjoy migraine free living
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Available in Trivex and Poly
Available in Single Vision and Ultimate B Progressive
The Story Behind Avulux
Avulux was designed by a neuro-ophthalmologist and an optical engineer in the early 2010s to help people with migraine and photophobia live a more normal and comfortable life.
Within the last decade, the Avulux lens evolved and it’s the only lens on the market today that directly aligns with the most recent research linking light to pain in individuals with migraine and/or photophobia.
AVULUX LENS
A multi-band precision optical filter engineered with a patented, proprietary nanomolecular technology that incorporates a unique dye into the matrix of the lens.
MULTI-BAND RELIEF
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Avulux precisely filters up to 97% of the most painful, clinically identified wavelengths of light while selectively allowing in over 70% of soothing green light.
The Avulux filter can effectively bring relief to those living with migraine or patients with photophobia attributed to other causes like: TBI, iritis, dry eye, and corneal abrasion among other causes.
WHAT IS MIGRAINE?
It is a genetic neurological disorder affecting over 3 million Canadians. There is no cure for migraine, only methods to manage symptoms and triggers.
Common Symptoms include:
• Photophobia (#1 most bothersome)
• Debilitating headaches
• Nausea and vomiting
• Sound and smell sensitivity
• Brain fog and dizziness
LIGHT & PAIN
Research in the past decade linked melanopsin to pain in people with migraine and/or photophobia. Melanopsin is secreted by retinal ganglion cells when peak activated by wavelengths of light in the upper blue and amber range.
A corroborating Harvard study found that light increases migraine headache pain, except for green light.