TBI Tinted Glasses – Calm

$149.00
SKU: COI-02595
UPC CODE: 810128929134
$149.00
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Product Description

The "Calm" TBI Tinted Glasses are designed for individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI), offering relief from light sensitivity and visual discomfort. These glasses filter out specific light wavelengths that can cause strain, headaches, and other TBI symptoms, allowing wearers to perform daily tasks with greater ease.

Frame Size: 51/18/136
Inner Frame Width: 131mm

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Details

What Do Eyeglasses Measurements Mean?

How Do Tints Fit Into The Broader Rehab Plan For Traumatic Brain Injury?

What Are The Benefits of Using Tinted Glasses to Manage Photophobia?

How Can Tinted Eyewear Help With TBI and Concussion Recovery?

  • Frame Style: Full Rim (typically a Rectangular or Modified Oval shape)
  • Size: 51/18/136 (Lens Width / Bridge Width / Temple Length)
  • Frame Material: Lightweight Plastic/Acetate
  • Hinge: Typically features Spring Hinges for added durability and comfort
  • Bridge: Low-profile Saddle Bridge (or similar design) for a comfortable fit without nose pads
  • Temple: Gently curving straight temples for a snug, secure fit
  • Prescription Eligibility: Eligible for single vision, bi-focal, and progressive lenses

Green/Blue

E-Blue

Z Blue

Plum

FL-41

Green/Blue 20%

Developed by Dr. Carl Garbus based on his extensive neuro-optometric practice, these 20% tints are frequently used to treat visual dysfunction following a traumatic brain injury or concussion. They selectively filter light frequencies to calm the nervous system and alleviate post-trauma symptoms like visual dizziness and severe photophobia.

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Blue/Green 20%

Developed by Dr. Carl Garbus based on his extensive neuro-optometric practice, these 20% tints are frequently used to treat visual dysfunction following a traumatic brain injury or concussion. They selectively filter light frequencies to calm the nervous system and alleviate post-trauma symptoms like visual dizziness and severe photophobia.

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E-15 Blue

Large-scale anecdotal evidence based on Chadwick’s experience tinting 10,000s of E blue shades suggests these tints are highly suited for relief from migraine, concussion, brain injury symptoms. We’ve found E blues to be especially popular with Veteran Affair TBI centers and have worked closely with VA doctors to confirm their efficacy in minimizing patient symptoms.

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E-30 Blue

Large-scale anecdotal evidence based on Chadwick’s experience tinting 10,000s of E blue shades suggests these tints are highly suited for relief from migraine, concussion, brain injury symptoms. We’ve found E blues to be especially popular with Veteran Affair TBI centers and have worked closely with VA doctors to confirm their efficacy in minimizing patient symptoms.

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E-50 Blue

Large-scale anecdotal evidence based on Chadwick’s experience tinting 10,000s of E blue shades suggests these tints are highly suited for relief from migraine, concussion, brain injury symptoms. We’ve found E blues to be especially popular with Veteran Affair TBI centers and have worked closely with VA doctors to confirm their efficacy in minimizing patient symptoms.

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Z Blue

Also known as z1 Blue or NoIR 26, this highly specialized lens suppresses the brain activity triggered by flickering or intense light in highly photosensitive patients. By filtering the specific wavelengths known to trigger seuizures, it provides a vital layer of protection for patients with epilepsy. A 2006 Italian study found that the Z Blue lens effectively controlled symptoms in over 93% of participants.

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NoIR 88

Spectrographically matched to Axon’s FL-41 filters, NoIR 88 is a soft plum tint designed to block the harsh blue-green wavelengths emitted by fluorescent lights and digital screens. It is ideal for continuous indoor use, providing relief from mild glare and screen-induced eye strain without overly darkening the wearer's vision.

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NoIR 81

Tailored for pronounced sensitivity to artificial lighting, this plum lens matches the protective profile of Axon’s FL-41 filters with a slightly deeper tint. It effectively reduces painful glare from overhead commercial lighting in places like supermarkets and offices to help prevent migraine onset and ease chronic photophobia.

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COI Plum

Serving as a versatile middle-ground, this moderate plum shade strictly adheres to FL-41 standards to combat severe light sensitivity in mixed-use environments. It provides a robust shield against both natural and artificial glare, making it highly effective for individuals suffering from chronic migraines or post-concussion syndrome.

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FL-41 27%

FL-41 has been shown to reduce the symptoms of migraines and blepharospasms in controlled clinical trials. Our rose tints are closest spectrographically to TheraSpecs’ interpretation of FL-41.

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FL-41 50%

FL-41 has been shown to reduce the symptoms of migraines and blepharospasms in controlled clinical trials. Our rose tints are closest spectrographically to TheraSpecs’ interpretation of FL-41.

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FL-41 75%

FL-41 has been shown to reduce the symptoms of migraines and blepharospasms in controlled clinical trials. Our rose tints are closest spectrographically to TheraSpecs’ interpretation of FL-41.

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