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Struggling with light sensitivity or eyestrain from too much screen time? BluTech lenses might just be the game-changer you need! Offering unparalleled protection from harmful blue light, these lenses are perfect for anyone looking to safeguard their eyes and improve their quality of life. Whether you're battling BVD, prone to migraines, or just want to sleep better, BluTech lenses have got you covered. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to clearer, more comfortable vision. Dive into the world of BluTech lenses with us and see the difference for yourself!

Can Blue Light Blocking Glasses Help With Light Sensitivity? - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare Discover the benefits of BluTech lenses for combating light sensitivity, eyestrain, and digital blue light exposure.

Discover the clarity and comfort you deserve with Dr. Barto's expertise in scleral and RGP contact lenses! At NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare, we specialize in custom-fitting lenses for those with unique vision needs. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to crystal-clear vision. Ready to see the world in a whole new light? Contact us to schedule your appointment now!

The World of Scleral and RGP Contact Lenses Explore the cutting-edge world of scleral and RGP contact lenses with Dr. Barto at NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare.

Feeling dizzy behind the wheel? It could be more than just a passing discomfort. At NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida, we specialize in diagnosing and treating Vertical Heterophoria, a common yet often overlooked cause of dizziness while driving. Don't let disorientation control your journey. Take our Binocular Vision Dysfunction questionnaire today and steer towards a safer, more comfortable driving experience.

Navigating Dizziness While Driving - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare Discover how to overcome dizziness while driving with NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida. Take our BVD questionnaire.

Suffering from constant headaches or migraines? The cause might be right before your eyes! Discover how binocular vision dysfunction and vertical heterophoria can lead to these painful symptoms. Our latest blog at The NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida sheds light on this often-missed diagnosis and how proper treatment can bring relief. Say goodbye to the headache of misaligned vision! Read more ➡

Understanding Headaches and Migraines with BVD - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare Headaches and migraines are common ailments affecting millions of people worldwide. While there are numerous causes, one often overlooked factor is the role of our vision, specifically binocular vision dysfunction...

Struggling with dizziness or vertigo? It might not be what you think! Many inner ear conditions are actually vision-related. Discover how we at The NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida are shedding light on commonly misdiagnosed conditions like Ménière's Disease, PPPD, BPPV, and Migraine-Associated Vertigo. Our approach to Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) could be the answer you've been searching for. Don't just 'deal with the symptoms' - find the right treatment with us.

Uncovering Hidden Vision-Related Disorders: Beyond Traditional Diagnoses - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare At The NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida, we often encounter patients who have been on a long and frustrating journey through the healthcare system, seeking answers for their persistent and perplexing...

Most people are familiar with common vision problems such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, or even astigmatism. However, there exists a range of lesser-known binocular vision disorders that can manifest in surprising ways. One such condition is Vertical Heterophoria (VH), a binocular vision condition that not only affects the eyes but can also lead to emotional and psychological symptoms.

Vertical Heterophoria: A Vision Disorder with Surprising Mental Health Symptoms - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare Most people are familiar with common vision problems such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, or even astigmatism. However, there exists a range of lesser-known binocular vision disorders that can manifest in surprising...

Did you know that Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) can lead to not just visual disturbances but also anxiety? From sensory overload to feelings of isolation, BVD's impact goes beyond the eyes. If you've ever felt your vision could be affecting your mental well-being, it's time to explore this crucial connection.

The Intricate Link Between Binocular Vision Dysfunction & Anxiety Explore the intricate link between BVD and anxiety. Discover the path to clarity, calm, and holistic well-being with expert insights.

Dyslexia and ADHD are two common learning and attention disorders that can affect children of all ages. While there is no one-size-fits-all treatment for these conditions, recent research suggests that vision problems (specifically a Binocular Vision Dysfunction) may play a role in their development and learning.

How Vision Impacts Dyslexia and ADHD in Children - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare Dyslexia and ADHD are two common learning and attention disorders that can affect children of all ages and affect how children learn.

Driving on the highway can be a nerve-wracking experience for many people, but for some, it goes beyond normal anxiety. If you’ve ever felt like you were having a panic attack while driving, you’re not alone. In fact, it could be a symptom of a vision disorder known as vertical heterophoria or binocular vision dysfunction (BVD).

Why Do I Feel Like I'm Having a Panic Attack While Driving on the Highway? - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare Driving on the highway can be a nerve-wracking experience for many people, but for some, it goes beyond normal anxiety. If you’ve ever felt like you were having a panic...

Dry eye happens when you don't produce enough tears to keep your eyes lubricated. It is a common condition that leads to damage and inflammation. Treating it may be as easy as avoiding situations that dry your tears. If that is not effective, you may have to seek other treatments.

Dry Eye: Symptoms, Common Causes, & Treatment - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare What is Dry Eye? Dry eye happens when you don’t produce enough tears to keep your eyes lubricated. It is a common condition that leads to damage and inflammation. Treating...

If you have experienced persistent eye strain, headaches, blurry vision, and trouble focusing your eyes, you may have a condition called binocular vision dysfunction. It’s a relatively common issue that can be easily treated. However, a typical eye exam can miss the symptoms of binocular vision dysfunction, delaying treatment.

Binocular Vision Dysfunction: Why Your Eye Health Matters - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare If you have experienced persistent eye strain, headaches, blurry vision, and trouble focusing your eyes, you may have a condition called binocular vision dysfunction. It’s a relatively common issue that can...

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and at NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida, we want to remind people that there is a connection between breast and eye cancer. An eye screening that reveals cancer also indicates that you should get a breast cancer screening.

How Do Eye Exams and Cancer Screenings Coincide? - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and at NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida, we want to remind you of the connection between breast and eye cancer.

Vertical Heterophoria: The ADHD Related Eye Condition You've Never Heard Of Vertical heterophoria is a funny name, so I get it, but no, I'm not making it up. There are (by my exaggerated estimate) roughly a million comorbid

Vertical heterophoria is a type of binocular vision dysfunction that causes problems in your day-to-day functioning. Because the symptoms caused by this subtle eye misalignment are pretty common, it can be easily missed by standard eye exams. If you have been searching for answers to the root cause, we are here to help.

What Is Vertical Heterophoria? - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare Traditional eye tests catch many problems, but they also miss some. If you have persistent symptoms of eye problems with no resolution, you should look for other answers. Don’t accept...

A new school year means new clothes, shoes, and supplies. Back-to-school lists should also include making sure children have the right glasses. Learning-related vision problems make it difficult for children to thrive even in the best environments. The NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida are here to help.

Are Learning-Related Vision Issues Holding Your Child Back? Parents should not be quick to accept a learning disability diagnosis if their child hasn't had a proper eye exam.

Seeing double is a common problem, but the question of what causes double vision and how to treat it is not always so clear. At NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida, we are committed to helping you get to the cause of your eye issues and providing treatment to improve your quality of life.

What Causes Double Vision? - Blog Seeing double is a common problem, but the question of what causes double vision and how to treat it is not always so clear.

Light sensitivity, especially to overhead or fluorescent lighting, can lead to headaches and dizziness, making it difficult for you to function. With many people returning to office work, it is important to learn ways to cope with these symptoms.

Do You Need Special Glasses For Light Sensitivity? Light sensitivity, especially to overhead lighting, can lead to headaches and dizziness, making it difficult for you to function.

Don’t let fear overtake you if you’ve never heard of prismatic lenses. They look like any other glasses, and they can treat eye problems not identified in traditional eye tests.

What Do Prismatic Glasses Look Like? - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare Don’t let fear overtake you if you’ve never heard of prismatic lenses. They look like any other glasses, and they can treat eye problems not identified in traditional eye tests....

One of the side effects caused by is a weakening in the eye muscles that causes diplopia, or double vision. Because the eyes aren’t aligned properly, they don’t coordinate messages properly, leading to the appearance of multiple images. If you are an MS patient having difficulty with your vision, you may benefit from having a neurovisual exam.

Multiple Sclerosis and Double Vision Issues If you are an MS patient having difficulty with your vision, you may benefit from having a neurovisual exam.

Patients often tell us they experience symptoms of or when walking into a big box retailer or a wide-open space like an airport or sports stadium. You may have explained these sensations to countless doctors, only to have them dismiss you with yet another prescription. The physician may not realize that your issue isn’t related to vertigo or anxiety. Instead, you may be dealing with a visual health condition called , which mimics symptoms of other medical issues. https://www.neurovisualflorida.com/blog/eye-care/why-do-i-feel-so-anxious-when-i-walk-into-a-shopping-mall-or-airport/

Why Do I Feel So Anxious When I Walk Into A Shopping Mall or Airport? Eye stress in crowded spaces can be linked directly to vertical heterophoria. This condition causes overwhelming feelings of anxiety.

Did you know that approximately 20% of the population has Binocular Vision Disfunction (BVD)?

These are all common symptoms of BVD. You may have just one or two, while others may suffer from all of these symptoms. Head injuries and concussions can also lead to the development of BVD.

Over a million Americans are living with Parkinson’s disease, according to the Parkinson’s Foundation. Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological condition that leads to changes in muscle movement and control. Tremors, limb rigidity, and gait problems are common symptoms of the condition.

If you have Parkinson’s and notice vision changes, you might benefit from a neurovisual exam and prismatic lenses.

How Parkinson’s Disease Can Impact Your Vision Double vision and Parkinson's disease are frequently seen together. Muscle weakness around the eyes can cause problems with vision.

When a child struggles in school, it’s natural to look for help. Tutoring, remedial learning groups, and assessments for learning differences are common responses to a child who has learning difficulties. But what if the child simply needs the right kind of glasses?

As many as 25% of children under 18 need glasses or contacts to correct their vision. An undiagnosed vision issue can significantly affect a child’s ability to learn. Anyone who wears glasses can tell you it’s hard to read when you can’t see the words on the page clearly. Your child might need an eye exam and an assessment for binocular vision dysfunction.

Why Children Should Have A Binocular Vision Assessment An undiagnosed vision issue can significantly affect a child’s ability to learn. They may need an eye exam and an assessment for BVD.

If you’re like many Americans, you probably spend a lot of your waking hours looking at screens. For many of us, computer use is necessary for work and school. Phones and tablets draw our attention for communication, news alerts, and social media. On top of that, people of all ages spend plenty of time watching tv shows, movies, and sports on TVs and handheld devices.

All the screen time might be affecting your vision. If you regularly experience eye strain, headaches, or dizziness while using digital devices, you might have computer vision syndrome.

Digital Screen Time Can Lead To Eye Strain & Headaches - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare If you’re like many Americans, you probably spend a lot of your waking hours looking at screens. For many of us, computer use is necessary for work and school. Phones...

Fall is coming, which means one thing for parents of active children: It’s season.

As organized sports like football and soccer are coming back across the state, head injuries in children are on the rise. These injuries can lead to a related eye misalignment. Every year, thousands of children and teens experience serious eye injuries. The majority of these injuries occur while they’re playing sports.

The good news is that these injuries are preventable — and treatable. Learn more about common post-concussive eye problems in children, how to prevent them, and when it’s time to seek treatment.

More Kids Experiencing Post Concussive Eye Problems Learn more about common post-concussive eye problems in children, how to prevent them, and when it’s time to seek treatment.

There’s a lot to take care of before your child starts a new school year, from choosing the perfect first day of school outfit to stocking up on the right school supplies. If you want to prepare your child to excel academically, a visit to your child’s optometrist should be high on your list.

It may sound random, but research done by the College of Optometrists in Vision Development shows that for children, 80% of learning is done visually. Vision problems are the fourth most common kind of disability in the United States and one of the most common childhood conditions.

Don’t let your child start the school year on the wrong foot! Schedule your child’s yearly eye exam right before school starts to help them best prepare for the new school year.

Why the Eye Doctor Should Be on Your Back to School Checklist If you want to prepare your child to excel academically, a visit to your child's optometrist should be high on your list.

Have you ever…

• experienced vertigo while driving – felt like the world was spinning around you?
‌• felt lightheaded when driving, like you might pass out?
•‌ had trouble going over a bridge because you felt like your car was going to veer off the road?
• been at a stoplight but felt like the car was rolling backward or still rolling forward?
• had an out-of-body experience or floating feeling when in the car?

‌If so, you are not alone. These can be symptoms of a treatable condition called vertical heterophoria, a slight misalignment of the eyes. Up to 10% of people in the United States experience vertical heterophoria at some point in their lives.

Dizziness While Driving Sometimes a Symptom of Vertical Heterophoria - NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare Have you ever experienced dizziness while driving? You are not alone. This can be a symptom of a condition called vertical heterophoria.