November 15, 2013
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Watching 3D may help uncover eye disorders

Watching 3D may help uncover eye disorders

Watching a 3D film can sometimes reveal hidden eye disorders that might otherwise go undetected. People who struggle to see 3D images properly, experience headaches or eye strain when watching 3D content, or who see double images may have an underlying binocular vision problem.

If you or your child experiences difficulties with 3D viewing, we recommend booking an eye examination at Alex Gage Family Optometrist where we can assess your binocular vision and recommend appropriate treatment.

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