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Enhance your visual processing for smoother, more focused reading
Read with greater ease and focus using Lexilens® smart reading-aid glasses. Patented neuro-visual filter reduces distracting overlap so letters, words, and lines become clearer instantly.
“At Abeye, our mission is to create smart eyewear for the health and wellness industry. And personally, I am driven by innovations that ignite societal impact”“
Michael Kodochian, the Founder and CEO of Abeye,
Lexilens® is a pioneering eyewear solution designed to support individuals with dyslexia or other reading-difficulty challenges.
Rather than correcting refractive error, Lexilens’ active lenses dynamically filter neuro-visual “noise” using patented technology, so that letters, words and lines become clearer and easier to process.
Lightweight, rechargeable, and calibrated via a mobile app, Lexilens can be used by children and adults – in any language – straight out of the box.
Lexilens® is is sold and distributed across the GCC by Medical Idea, who provide a free trial to find the correct adjustments for each individual.
Lexilens® was created to address a lesser-known challenge in dyslexia: neuro-visual crowding. Unlike ordinary glasses that correct blurry vision, Lexilens® works at the neural level, helping the brain distinguish mirror or overlapping internal images.
Lightweight, rechargeable, and app-calibrated, these glasses are designed for children and adults alike — regardless of the language you read — and deliver an immediate, intuitive improvement in reading clarity.
Experience smoother, more confident reading — risk-free.
Order your Lexilens® today and try it for 30 days with our money-back guarantee.
Lexilens® is rooted in more than ten years of peer-reviewed research into neuro-visual processing. Scientists identified that many people with dyslexia experience “mirror” or overlapping internal representations in their visual cortex, causing reading fatigue or confusion. Lexilens’ active electro-chromic lenses dynamically modulate light to suppress these visual interferences, improving clarity and reducing cognitive load.
Using a dedicated smartphone app, users calibrate the glasses to their visual processing in about 10 minutes. These settings are saved to the device, so you don’t need your phone on a daily basis to benefit. Once calibrated, Lexilens works immediately – put them on, and start reading with no learning curve or special training.
Lexilens® comes in three sizes (S for children, M and L for teens/adults), handcrafted in France using bio-sourced, 3D-printed materials. The frame includes a rechargeable battery (USB-C), delivering up to ~25 hours of use on a full charge. A hard case, cleaning cloth, and prescription clip-on are included in the box for added practicality.
For screen-based reading, Abeye offers the Lexilens Screen — a Full HD monitor with the same patented neuro-visual filter built in. You simply switch on the effect via the On-Screen Display (OSD), and the screen helps your brain process text more easily. There’s no need to wear glasses, and no training is required.
Lexilens® has earned broad recognition: it was named a CES 2020 Innovation Award Honoree.
Abeye, the maker of Lexilens, backed by optical-retail expertise from Atol les Opticiens, continues to support a global user base with confidence and scientific validity. Find out more bout the science here:
Lexilens® is is sold and distributed across the GCC by Medical Idea.
A: YES. Lexilens® was designed using a scientific breakthrough regarding neurovision and, to date, thousands of users worldwide enjoy reading more easily using Lexilens®.
Check the science page or the testimonials and decide for yourself.
A: No — Lexilens works without any prescription. But if you already wear prescription glasses, you can use the included clip-on to attach your lenses.
Yes. For screen reading, you can either wear Lexilens glasses (max brightness helps) or use the Lexilens Screen monitor.
A: Flicker can occur because Lexilens uses a stroboscopic effect. Under certain lighting (e.g., fluorescent or LED), interference may be noticeable.
A: Lexilens® complies with IEC 60601-1: 2005 + CORR. 1:2006 + CORR. 2:2007 + AM1:2012 (or IEC 60601-1: 2012 reprint).
Lexilens is not recommended for people who are susceptible to seizures (e.g., epilepsy), due to its flicker-based filtering.
Louise has a page about dyslexia and sources of support here
We look forward to sharing the benefits of this pioneering eyewear solution with a wider audience, and increase support for individuals with dyslexia or other reading-difficulty challenges."
You are welcome to talk to Louise about Lexilens in the first instance.
Or contact Lilian at Medical Idea directly:
The efficacy of Lexilens’ neurovisual enhancement technology is supported by academic research and peer reviewed articles in the field of visual and cognitive sciences.
However, the statements made regarding this product have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or by any other regulatory authority.
Lexilens is not a medical device, and its efficacy has not been confirmed by FDA-approved research.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition.
Lexilens® is not recommended for people subject to epilepsy.