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NEUROLENSES HAVE SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON READING SPEED

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Monday, August 8, 2022
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COPPELL, Texas, Aug. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- As has been demonstrated by many studies, contoured prism has historically shown efficacy in relieving symptoms as a therapeutic offering. And new evidence suggests that there is also an opportunity to expand this technology to an even broader population focused on visual performance and productivity improvement. In a parallel arm study evaluating reading speed at baseline, after seven days of lens wear the mean (±SD) improvement in reading speed with Neurolenses was almost 70% higher than the mean (±SD) improvement in reading speed with other premium lens designs.

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  • In a parallel arm study evaluating reading speed at baseline, after seven days of lens wear the mean (SD) improvement in reading speed with Neurolenses was almost 70% higher than the mean (SD) improvement in reading speed with other premium lens designs.
  • NEUROLENSES' SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON READING SPEED.
  • The mean (SD) improvement in the reading speed for Neurolenses was +20.96 words per minute, and the mean (SD) improvement in the reading speed for the Control was +12.39 words per minute.
  • ANOVA analysis revealed a statistically significant improvement in the reading speed with Neurolenses compared to the Control lens (F = 4.45; p = 0.03).