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Vision Simulator

With the Versant Health Vision Simulator you can get a full 360 view of your sight — what you could see today and what you could miss seeing in the future

Two experiences are available, including our Sight Enhancement Simulator and our Vision Impairment Simulator.

Check them out to learn how to have better vision today and protect your sight for tomorrow

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Sight Enhancement Simulator Our eyes are suffering from today’s lights and protection is no longer a nice-to-have. Enhancing and protecting our eyes is more important than ever. See how you can enhance your vision at work and at play.

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Vision Impairment Simulator See through the eyes of someone affected by glaucoma, cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, presbyopia, glare, and macular degeneration. How would your daily activities be impacted? What moments would you lose?

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60% of kids with learning difficulties have an undetected vision problem. Transitions® lenses help protect eyes from harmful blue light and the sun’s UV rays. As eye exam should be part of everyone’s yearly health routine, not just for clear vision but for early detection of chronic conditions.

Glare, often caused by bright light, can strain eyes, causing squinting and headaches. Anti-reflective lens coatings on glasses can help reduce the effects of glare. Transitions® lenses darken outside in the sunlight and can help prevent the effects of glare.

Glaucoma, which can be inherited, is when pressure in the eye damages the optic nerve. Loss of peripheral vision occurs with glaucoma, causing a ‘tunnel vision’ effect on sight. An eye exam is crucial in detection of glaucoma because there are often no early symptoms.

Cataracts occur on the lens of the eye and cause cloudy, blurry vision. Ordinarily bright colors can appear faded with cataracts. An outpatient surgery can be performed to remove cataracts and improve eyesight.

Macular degeneration usually affects older adults and results in distortion or loss central vision An early sign of macular degeneration is when straight lines like sidewalks and doorframes appear warped or skewed. Macular degeneration can be genetic; it is the leading cause of vision loss in America.

Presbyopia is farsightedness that typically occurs after age 40. People with presbyopia struggle to read or see close up. Progressive lenses are a solution to presbyopia - with a smooth transition, they allow for clear vision far away and close up.

Diabetic retinopathy occurs when diabetes has damaged blood vessels in the eye; it’s preventable but irreversible. A regular eye exam is important for those with diabetes; it is the only way to see blood vessels without making an incision. Retinopathy causes floaters and overall blotchy vision which are usually more noticeable in the daylight.

Transitions® lenses help combat digital eye strain. If you suffer from eye fatigue after prolonged screen time, computer glasses could help. When you use a computer, your ambient lighting should be about half as bright as that typically found in most offices to help reduce eye strain. Excessive bright light, like outdoor sunlight coming in through a window, often leads to eye strain.

Staying physically active helps maintain eye health. Several eye diseases are linked to health problems such as high blood pressure and diabetes. Exercise may help reduce these problems. Transitions lenses help your eyes’ability to control light. The risk of severe eye problems has been found to increase significantly with age, particularly in those over age 65.

Damage from UV light, and harmful blue light from digital devices and the sun, builds over time, so early protection is essential. Polarized lenses reduce all types of glare—including reflective glare off surfaces such as water. Why is the sky blue? Blue light.