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- Does Your Child Have ADHD or Just Need Glasses?
Here’s how to tell the difference between ADHD and poor vision in your child—and why glasses, not medication, might be the answer According to the American Psychiatric Association, 8 4% of school-aged children have been diagnosed with Attention-Deficient Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) 1
- Smart glasses technology may help treat patients with autism, ADHD
A new study shows that smart glasses reduce symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in individuals with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) Two ODs weigh in on the study and why it shows promise for future treatment options
- Blue Light Glasses: An ADHD-Friendly Solution for Productivity and . . .
Blue light glasses help reduce the strain and fatigue caused by prolonged screen time, which is particularly beneficial for those with ADHD who may already experience sensitivity to visual distractions and fatigue The benefits of blue light glasses go beyond just comfort
- A novel intervention for treating adults with ADHD using peripheral . . .
In this study, we use novel glasses, i e , Neuro-glasses, as an intervention for treating adults with ADHD It is worth noting that ADHD has been found to be associated with various visual problems and oculomotor abnormalities (9–12)
- Vision Therapy Breakthrough: How Specialized Childrens Glasses Are Now . . .
Revolutionary Vision Therapy Breakthrough: How Specialized Children’s Glasses Are Transforming ADHD Treatment in 2025 The world of pediatric vision care has witnessed unprecedented breakthroughs in 2025, with specialized children’s glasses emerging as a game-changing intervention for ADHD symptoms Research has demonstrated that smart glasses technology can reduce ADHD-related symptoms
- Mom Credits ADHD Glasses for Turnaround in Her Son’s Life
Learn how the Mind-Eye team helped lessen a young boy's ADHD symptoms with a specially prescribed pair of therapeutic ADHD glasses (brain glasses)
- “Neuro-Glasses” for ADHD | The VisionHelp Blog
Here’s a welcome paragraph of note in the Discussion section of the Frontiers article: “While the Neuro-glasses are not an optical device by definition, they may operate via visual correction A large body of evidence associates ADHD and problems of vision ADHD patients were found to be comparable to controls with regard to visual acuity
- TheraSpecs® Autism Glasses for Light and Sensory Sensitivity
Learn how TheraSpecs lenses provide support for hypersensitivity and sensory overload from fluorescent lighting, screens, flashing lights, and other overstimulating sources Take back control over your environment with TheraSpecs® glasses, glasses, which offer protection from overstimulating light and visual stimuli that you are exposed to
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