FAQ – My Focus Glasses and ADHD
Below are frequently asked questions. If you do not find the answer here , please visit our contact us page and we would be happy to assist you.
Have studies been conducted for MyFocus Glasses?
Yes, a reading assessment study and EEG Brain Surface Study with SPECT Scan Measurement. Details are located on the MyFocus Glasses Website.
Will MyFocus Glasses work with my prescription glasses?
Yes, order the special “Fit Over Glasses Style”.
Where should MyFocus Glasses be used?
For close work, such as studying, reading, computer and other tasks. Do not use for activities where peripheral vision is required, such as sports, walking, driving, working with machinery or other dangerous activities.
What are the key benefits of MyFocus Glasses?
Improved Concentration, Increased time on task, Improved school performance, improved work performance, overall improved self esteem and improved quality of life.
What issues are addressed when using MyFocus Glasses?
A few of the issues addressed are strained family relationships; lower school performance; day dreaming; external distractions; disruptive behavior; reduced self esteem and disorganization.
Who needs MyFocus Glasses?
Almost everyone can benefit from MyFocus Glasses, however people with special attention needs such as ADD, ADHD, Asperger’s and Autisim may benefit greatly.
How do MyFocus Glasses work?
MyFocus Glasses eliminate distraction in peripheral vision and help improve focus. The glasses use a restricted view which was designed in cooperation with the Head of Opthomology Department at a major teaching university.
Why MyFocus Glasses?
MyFocus Glasses increase focus and attention for activities such as reading, computer work and studying. In addition, they are excellent tools for people with special needs such as ADD, ADHD, Asperger’s and Autism.
Do these glasses cure ADHD?
There is no known ‘cure’ for ADHD but there are ways to reduce the effects of ADHD and ADD. Our glasses have been proven in multiple studies to reduce common symptoms of ADD and ADHD in children and adults.
