Epilepsy - Chadwick Vision Clinic

Creating a Safe Home Environment for Kids with Photosensitive Epilepsy

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Discover practical tips and ideas for parents of children with photosensitive epilepsy to help create a safe, seizure-friendly environment at home.

Epilepsy Glasses for Concerts: Enjoy Shows Without the Triggers

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Combined with practical strategies like taking visual breaks and staying hydrated, epilepsy glasses can make live events safer and more enjoyable.

Are Blue-Tinted Lenses effective for Photosensitive Epilepsy?

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Flickering lights triggering seizures? Learn how Z Blue tinted lenses filter out problem wavelengths and may help reduce seizure risks.

Epilepsy Glasses for Outdoor Seizure Prevention

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Feeling trapped indoors by photosensitive epilepsy? Discover how Z Blue glasses can reduce light-triggered seizures outdoors. Learn about their benefits, research-backed results, and tips for safer outdoor experiences.

Can Z Blue Lenses Help with My Photosensitive Epilepsy?

Smiling person wearing sunglasses with blue lenses outside on a sunny day.

Discover an innovative, non-invasive solution for photosensitive epilepsy. Learn how Z Blue lenses, which filter a specific light wavelength, achieved a 96% success rate in a 2006 study.