What is Avulux and how does it work?

Avulux is a scientifically proven, non-pharmaceutical option for migraine sufferers which work by filtering out blue, amber and red wavelengths of light which can trigger attacks. By reducing light sensitivity, Avulux lenses can help migraine sufferers manage their symptoms and continue with their days.

Migraine is a complex inherited neurological disorder of sensory processing that can affect up to 1 in 5 people. There are numerous migraine triggers, however up to 60% are triggered by light and 80% of people with migraine are sensitive to light. The lenses were developed by a team of neuro-ophthalmologists and optical engineers to filter out up to 97% blue, amber and red light while allowing soothing green light through.

Avulux can be used both as an acute treatment to reduce light sensitivity during a migraine, and as a preventative to be worn throughout the day.

If Avulux sounds like a good solution for you, come in and speak to one of our knowledgeable optometrists. Lenses can be ordered as either prescription or non-prescription. At Eyetech, we offer a trial period, so you can trial them in your everyday life for two weeks to see if this option is right for you. 

How to Use

Wear these lenses as soon as you notice any migraine symptoms or experience light sensitivity.

Wear these lenses throughout your day during activities that trigger migraines, such as extended screen time or when exposed to harsh light.

No Side Effects

In Avulux’s independently run clinical trials, no negative side effects were reported.

No Colour Distortion

Avulux is colour neutral so you can manage light-sensitivity comfortably without affecting your quality of life.

No Time Away

Wear Avulux anywhere, indoors or outdoors, and even wear them as a complement to other migraine treatments.

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