Neurolens, known for developing Contoured Prism™ technology to address binocular vision issues, has officially rebranded as Newton™. The company says the change reflects a strategic evolution and renewed focus on innovation in eye care.
The new name pays homage to Sir Isaac Newton, widely regarded as one of history's most influential scientists in mathematics, physics, astronomy, and optics. Company leaders say this spirit of discovery aligns with Newton's mission to challenge conventional standards in optometry and uncover new possibilities in vision care.
From Neurolens to Newton
Neurolens launched over a decade ago following research into how binocular vision impacts the trigeminal nerve, particularly during near vision tasks. Its Contoured Prism technology was designed to help eyes work together more comfortably, alleviating symptoms such as headaches, neck pain, and eye strain.
Clinical studies show that approximately 90% of patients report relief from symptoms related to eye misalignment after wearing Neurolenses. The company has since expanded beyond neurology clinics to serve hundreds of thousands of patients across North America.
A New Era of Innovation
As Newton, the company says it will continue supporting optometry practices while introducing new technologies later this month. Newton represents more than a rebrandit signals the next chapter in transforming eye care beyond 20/20, said Davis Corley, CEO. We don't just meet expectationswe set new ones.
Dr. Evie Lawson, an optometrist in Seattle who prescribes Neurolenses, said the technology has been practice-changing for her and life-changing for patients. Newton represents the next level of innovation in eye care, consistently supporting optometry to deliver optimized patient experiences, Lawson said.
The rebrand positions Newton as an innovation company focused on redefining eye care through patient-centered outcomes and advanced technologies.
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