| Age-Related
Macular Degeneration |
| BPI Diamond Dye 500/550 |
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| BPI Blue Filter Vision 450 |
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| BPI Total Day |
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| BPI Melanin |
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| BPI Monochrome 600 |
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- Wertheim Factor Website
- A discussion of the Wertheim Protection
Factor and the choice of therapeutic lenses
- National Center for Biotechnology Information, U.S. National
Library of Medicine
- Age
related macular degeneration and visual disability
- Therapy
for Macular Degeneration
- How
much blue light should an IOL transmit?
- AMD Blog
- Best
Sunglasses for Macular Degeneration
- Optometry and Vision Science, American Academy of Optometry
- Light
Filtering in a Retinal Pigment Epithelial Cell Culture Model
- PLOS One
- Comparison
of Blue Light-Filtering IOLs and UV LightFiltering
IOLs for Cataract Surgery: A Meta-Analysis
- Miami Herald, 15 January 2018
- "Out of the blue: An employer’s guide to the
impact of blue light," by Dr. Alan Mendelsohn
- PHOTOBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES ONLINE, American Society for
Photobiology
- "PHOTOBIOLOGY of the HUMAN LENS," by Joan E.
Roberts, Fordham University
- Healio.com - Primary Care Optometry News
- Need
increases to educate patients, offer protection against blue
light
- Progress in Retinal and Eye Research 31 (2012) 28-42
- The susceptibility of the retina to
photochemical damage from visible light, Hunter et.al.
- NCBI-National Center for Biotechnology Information, National
Institute of Health. Abstract from British Journal of
Ophthalmology
- "Blocking the
blue," P Hawse
- Prevent Blindness
- "Artificial Lighting and the Blue Light
Hazard," by Dan Roberts
- "The Journals of Gerontology, Series a", The Gerontological
society of America
- "Optically Improved Mitochondrial Function
Redeems Aged Human Visual Decline"
Exposure to deep red/near infrared light appears to improve
retinal sensitivity in aging eyes. Also see the following
article:
- NCBI-National Center for Biotechnology Information, National
Institute of Health. Abstract from Neurobiology of Aging.
- Aging retinal function is improved by near
infrared light (670 nm) that is associated with corrected
mitochondrial decline
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Albinism Photophobia;
Light sensitivity |
| BPI Gray |
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- US National Library of Medicine
- Albinism
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Autism
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| BPI IR
Blue |
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| BPI Omega |
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| BPI Sahara |
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| BPI Mu |
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| BPI Blue Filter Vision 450 |
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| BPI UV Diamond Dye 400 |
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| BPI Signal Blue |
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| BPI Signal Green |
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- Donna Williams autism information
- Opticians
who use tinted lenses for people with autism
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Blepharospasms
(blinking spasms in bright light)
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| BPI FL-41
tint; |
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| BPI Gray tint |
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- National Center for Biotechnology Information
- FL-41
tint improves blink frequency, light sensitivity, and
functional limitations in patients with benign essential
blepharospasm.
- University of Utah (PDF)
- Electromyographic
Evidence that FL-41 Tinted Spectacles Decrease Blink
Frequency and Force in Benign Essential Blepharospasm
- American Academy of Ophthalmology, Eyenet Magazine
- Photophobia:
Looking for Causes and Solutions
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Brain Trauma
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| BPI Omega |
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| BPI FL-41 |
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| BPI Diamond Dye 500/550 |
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- State University of New York, State College of Optometry
(PDF)
- Conceptual
Model of Optometric Vision Care in Mild Traumatic Brain
Injury
- Wikipedia (Illusory palinopsia)
- Illusory
Palinopsia
- Journal of Behavioral Optometry, Volume 18/2007/Number 6
- TINTED
LENSES IN THE TREATMENT OF VISUAL STRESS IN A PATIENT WITH A
TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY A CASE REPORT
- American Academy of Optometry
- THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF AMBER TINTED LENSES IN TRAUMATIC BRAIN
INJURY INDUCED PHOTOSENSITIVITY
- US Department of Veterans Affairs, Health Services Research
and Development
- Photosensitivity
after Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Mechanism, Diagnosis and
Treatment
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| Cataract |
| BPI Blue Filter Vision 450 |
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- National Center for Biotechnology Information
- Ultraviolet
radiation as a risk factor for cataract and macular
degeneration
- "Photobiological Sciences Online," American society for
Photobiology
- Photobiology
of the Human Lens
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Color Blindness
and Achromatopsia
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| BPI Deep Red Monochrome 600 |
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| BPI FL-41 |
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| BPI AO Plum |
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| BPI Gray |
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Wikipedia
(Color Blindness)
Color
Blindness
Optometric Management
Colors
are Therapeutic Use therapeutic specialty-tinted contact
lenses to improve lives and grow your practice
Achromatopsia.info
Eyewear:Controlling
glare inside and outside!
Individuals with this complaint might benefit from an aid to
choosing the most effective color for eyewear
Filter color Selector
Program
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| Computer-related Eyestrain |
| BPI EVA #1 |
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| BPI EVA #2 |
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| BPI EVA #3 |
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| BPI EVA #4 |
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Brain Power Inc.
BPI Therapeutic Tints (PDF)
Individuals with this complaint might benefit from an aid to
choosing the most effective color for eyewear
Filter Color Selector
Program
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| Contrast Sensitivity |
| BPI Blue Filter Vision 450 |
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| BPI Diamond Dye 500/550 |
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- National Center for Biotechnology Information
- Effect of
a yellow filter on contrast sensitivity and disability glare
after laser in situ keratomileusis under mesopic and
photopic conditions
- Air Force Research Laboratory, Human Effectiveness
Directorate
- Effects
of Colored Filters on Visual Function
- PLOS One
- Comparison
of Blue Light-Filtering IOLs and UV LightFiltering
IOLs for Cataract Surgery: A Meta-Analysis
- Aura Visual Concepts, Inc
- Visible
Light Hazards and the Glassworker
- Individuals with this complaint might benefit from an aid to
choosing the most effective color for eyewear
- Filter color Selector
Program
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| Dyslexia |
| BPI IR
Blue |
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| BPI Omega |
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| BPI Mu |
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| BPI Diamond Dye 500/550 |
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- Journal of Optometric Vision Development (PDF)
- Visual
Processing and Ocumotor Ability in Reading Disabled Children
- National Center for Biotechnology Information
- Transient
and sustained processing: effects of varying luminance and
wavelength on reading comprehension.
- Effective
interventions for reading disability.
- Journal of Behavioral Optometry
- Transient
and Sustained Processing: A Dual Subsystem Theory of Reading
Disability
- Brain Power Inc.
- BPI
Dyslexia Research Lorgnette Set
- Individuals with this complaint might benefit from an aid to
choosing the most effective color for eyewear
- Filter color Selector
Program
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| Glaucoma |
| BPI Blue
Filter Vision 450 |
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| BPI Total Day |
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| BPI Melanin |
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| BPI Filter Vision 480 |
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- Glaucoma Research Foundation
- Glaucoma
and Driving
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| Insomnia |
| BPI Blue
Filter Vision 450 |
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| BPI Total Day |
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- R&D Magazine
- Amber Glasses Could
Help Reduce Insomnia
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| Light-induced
Migraine |
| BPI FL-41 |
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| BPI Diamond Dye 500/550 |
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| BPI Signal Green |
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- Everyday Health
- A
Rosier View for People with Migraines
- National Center for Biotechnology Information
- The use of
tinted glasses in childhood migraine.
- BRAIN (A Journal of Neurology) Oxford University Press
- Migraine photophobia originating in
cone-driven retinal pathways
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| Low Vision |
| BPI Filter Vision 480 |
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| BPI Diamond Dye 500/550 |
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- Academia.edu (PDF) (Requires profile information from Google
account)
- Do
tinted lenses or filters improve visual performance in low
vision? A review of the literature
- Air Force Research Laboratory, Human Effectiveness
Directorate
- Effects
of Colored Filters on Visual Function
- Aura Visual Concepts, Inc
- Visible
Light Hazards and the Glassworker
- Individuals with this complaint might benefit from an aid to
choosing the most effective color for eyewear
- Filter color Selector
Program
See also the articles listed under "Age-related macular
degeneration" concerning the benefit of exposure to deep red/near
infrared light. |
| Multiple Sclerosis |
| BPI Blue
Filter Vision 450 |
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- Multiple Sclerosis Association of America
- Visual
Disorders
- Florida State University College of Medicine - Presentation
Compilation (PDF)
- DEFICIENT
LOW-CONTRAST VISUAL SENSITIVITY OCCURS IN PATIENTS WITH
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: MAY DEGRADE GAIT PERFORMANCE, POSSIBLE
MODIFICATION UTILIZING HIGH CONTRAST VISUAL AIDS.
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Parkinson's Disease/
Dyskinesia (trembling) |
| BPI IR
Blue |
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| BPI Deep Blue Zee |
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| BPI Gray |
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- Wikiversity
- The
Blue Light Mystery
- National Center for Biotechnology Information
- Delaying
Mobility Disability in People With Parkinson Disease Using a
Sensorimotor Agility Exercise Program
- Disturbance
of colour perception in Parkinson's disease
- Visual
Symptoms in Parkinson's Disease
- Sage Journals: Clinical Rehabilitation
- A preliminary
investigation of a novel design of visual cue glasses that
aid gait in Parkinson's disease
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| Photophobia
(light sensitivity) |
| BPI FL-41 |
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- American Academy of Ophthalmology, Eyenet Magazine
- Photophobia:
Looking for Causes and Solutions
- US Department of Veterans Affairs, Health Services Research
and Development
- Photosensitivity
after Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Mechanism, Diagnosis and
Treatment
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| Photosensitive
Epilepsy |
| BPI Deep
Blue Zee |
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- National Center for Biotechnology Information
- Suppressive
efficacy by a commercially available blue lens on PPR in 610
photosensitive epilepsy patients
- Usefulness
of blue sunglasses in photosensitive epilepsy.
- A novel
nonpharmacologic treatment for photosensitive epilepsy: a
report of three patients tested with blue cross-polarized
glasses.
- Epilepsia, Official Journal of the International League
Against Epilepsy
- Suppressive
Efficacy by a Commercially Available Blue Lens on PPR in 610
Photosensitive Epilepsy Patients
- Videogame seizures blog
- Seizure
protection in a bottle!
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| Retinitis Pigmentosa |
BPI Diamond Dye 500/550
(Tint to cut-off of 527 nm) |
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- Journal of Optometry, Spanish General Council of Optometry
- Contrast
sensitivity evaluation with filter contact lenses in
patients with retinitis pigmentosa: a pilot study
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| Strabismic Amblyopia (Lazy eye due to crossed eyes) |
| BPI IR
Blue |
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| BPI Deep Blue Zee |
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- National Center for Biotechnology Information
- Blue
filter amblyopia treatment protocol for strabismic
amblyopia: a prospective comparative study of 50 cases.
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