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Experts estimate that half of the world's population will be myopic by the year 2050. Myopia, more commonly known as nearsightedness, is a type of refractive error in which a person's near vision is clear, but distance vision is blurred. A recent study reveals that 69 percent of parents in New Zealand don't know what myopia is. Also, only 12 percent of parents are aware of the health risks their myopic children might face later in life because of the condition. 

EnChroma lenses were specially designed and developed to filter through light wavelengths at the exact point where the excessive overlap takes place. Again, when there is confusion or overlap of wavelengths of light, thats when color sensitivity takes place.

Many people are surprised to learn that myopia, aka nearsightedness, is a progressive condition. Patients who have myopia can see nearby objects clearly but find that they get blurrier the further they are away from your eyes. Unfortunately, your first set of prescription lenses to improve your vision are unlikely to be your last. This is because the axial length of your eyes is likely to change over time, making your vision worse. That is unless you have treatment to control your myopia.

Keratoconus is an eye disease condition where your vision turns blurry or distorted because of the thinning of the cornea. It can also increase one’s sensitivity to light.

We at NVision Eyecare stay true to our oath in providing the most advanced technology and the highest level of eye care services we have to offer. As the top 7th Best Optometrist in Auckland, we are continuously hard at work in keeping our promise to each of you, our patients.

When you've exerted all the different eye drops and recommendations by your doctor and still don't experience relief, it may be time to consider Rexon-Eye.