Manage the Impact of Light on Your Life
Avulux is the only clinically proven lens that precisely filters up to 97% of harmful light and may, as part of a healthy lifestyle, help people living with migraine.
Light & Pain
A Harvard study showed blue, amber, and red wavelengths of light can cause an increase in migraine intensity.
Up to 60% of migraine attacks are triggered by light.
Green light can be soothing.
We're Here to Help
Avulux: A Blue, Amber, & Red Blocker
Patented & Precise
Avulux's physicians and engineers designed a lens that filters up to 97% of harmful blue, amber, and red light...
All while allowing soothing green light in.
Class I Medical Device in Canada, United Kingdom, and E.U.
The Highest Scientific Standard
Independent studies have shown that by precisely filtering light, Avulux Migraine & Light Sensitivity lenses may help people living with migraine.
Avulux is the only migraine lens to ever be proven effective at the highest standard of clinical testing.
See What People Have to Say
I’ve tried lots of different migraine glasses but have never found any that have helped me, until now...
Amy | themigrainelife.com![Amy wearing Avulux lilu light gray light sensitivity glasses]()
I was able to carry out activities that are usually forbidden during migraine, such as read a book and watch television, use my phone and communicate with my family.
Steph | divamumsteph.com![diva mum wearing avulux photophobia glasses]()
It's a profoundly different experience wearing Avulux. I loved my old FL-41 specs. Then you try Avulux, before or during a migraine, and your mind is just blown.
Nikki | brainlessblogger.net![Avulux Migraine Glasses Review for ECP]()
Wearing Avulux as part of a healthy lifestyle allows me to cut back on medication. I’m so appreciative!
Sarah | mymigrainelife.net![my migraine life avulux migraine relief and photophobia glasses]()
My Avulux glasses have helped to “turn down the volume” on my migraine light sensitivity and allow me to extend the amount of time I can spend in brightly lit spaces.
Natalie | mindfulmigraine.org![]()
