Optic Topic P by Steven A. Queenan LENSES FOR LIGHT - SENSITIVE EYES your eyes are sensitive to Tlight as a result of migraines. post-concussion or any of the many other light- sensitive conditions, you should ask about "FL-41" lenses. These precision-tinted, therapeutic lenses were first developed to help alleviate migraine symptoms in young children, particularly against the harm caused by fluorescent (FL) lighting. They work by blocking about 90 percent of blue-green light (within the spectrum of 480-520 nanometers), which clinical research has found to be responsible for triggering or aggravating "photophobia" (or light sensitivity that causes light to be perceived as being be too bright, too painful, or both) in conditions like migraines. In fact, there are over 50 conditions that have photophobia as a symptom. syndrome, rose-colored, Staying out of sunlight and keeping the lights dimmed inside can help make photophobia less uncomfortable. Keeping your eyes closed or covering them with dark, tinted glasses can also provide relief. Consult your doctor immediately if you're experiencing severe light sensitivity. Please call 587-6309, or visit our website www.regeyecenter.com. REGIONAL EYE OPTICAL is located just inside Regional Eye Center at 1455 Montreal Street, S.E. Our business hours are Mon. & Thurs., 8:00am-7:30pm3B Tues. & Wed. 8:00am-5:30pm: and Fri., 8:00am-4:00pm. P.s. Photophobia is a neurological issue that involves communication between receptors in the eye and the brain. Optic Topic P by Steven A. Queenan LENSES FOR LIGHT - SENSITIVE EYES your eyes are sensitive to Tlight as a result of migraines. post-concussion or any of the many other light- sensitive conditions, you should ask about "FL-41" lenses. These precision-tinted, therapeutic lenses were first developed to help alleviate migraine symptoms in young children, particularly against the harm caused by fluorescent (FL) lighting. They work by blocking about 90 percent of blue-green light (within the spectrum of 480-520 nanometers), which clinical research has found to be responsible for triggering or aggravating "photophobia" (or light sensitivity that causes light to be perceived as being be too bright, too painful, or both) in conditions like migraines. In fact, there are over 50 conditions that have photophobia as a symptom. syndrome, rose-colored, Staying out of sunlight and keeping the lights dimmed inside can help make photophobia less uncomfortable. Keeping your eyes closed or covering them with dark, tinted glasses can also provide relief. Consult your doctor immediately if you're experiencing severe light sensitivity. Please call 587-6309, or visit our website www.regeyecenter.com. REGIONAL EYE OPTICAL is located just inside Regional Eye Center at 1455 Montreal Street, S.E. Our business hours are Mon. & Thurs., 8:00am-7:30pm3B Tues. & Wed. 8:00am-5:30pm: and Fri., 8:00am-4:00pm. P.s. Photophobia is a neurological issue that involves communication between receptors in the eye and the brain.