HOW TO DETERMINE YOUR WEAKER OR NON-DOMINANT EYE

Choose from either of the following tests:

Accommodation & Convergence Test
1. Hold a pencil upright, about 8 inches in front of patient's face at eye level.
2. While they are looking at the tip of pencil, approach the bridge of their nose with pencil.
3. As you see the eyes converge, you will notice that as the eyes come together medially (or cross eyed), one will fatigue and lateralize. *You may have to approach the nose several times before eyes begin to converge,
4. The eye that deviates laterally (moves away from the nose) is the non-dominant eye.

Circle Test
1. Make a circle or "okay" sign with both hands by overlapping thumb and forefinger to make a circle.
2. Place circles on top of each other and extend arms fully.
3. Looking through the circle with both eyes open, focus on an object on the wall, putting it in the center of circle.
4. Close the left eye and note if object stayed in center of circle, or if object moved out of the circle.
5. Open left eye and then close right eye, noting again whether object stayed in center or moved.
6. Whichever eye is OPEN when the object moves out of the circle is your non-dominant eye. So, whichever eye is open when the object is in center of your circle is your dominant eye.

PROGRAMMING FOR MENTAL POWER - Temporal Stimulation Mode

1. Depress the left switch until a set of LED's illuminate.

2. Depress the right switch to program lights to blink on WEAKER eye. The LED's will blink on for 2 seconds and off for 8 seconds. Lights can only be programmed during the 2 seconds that they are blinking on.

3. During the 2 seconds, continue to depress right button until TOP row of lights is blinking brighter on the side of your weaker eye.

4. Again, make sure that top row of lights is blinking brightest on the side of your weaker eye.

PROGRAMMING FOR PHYSICAL POWER - Parietal Stimulation Mode

1. Depress the left switch until a set of LED's illuminate.

2. Depress the right switch to program lights to blink on WEAKER eye. The LED's will blink on for 2 seconds and off for 8 seconds. Lights can only be programmed during the 2 seconds that they are blinking on.

3. During the 2 seconds, continue to depress right button until BOTTOM row of lights is blinking brighter on the side of your weaker eye.

4. Again, make sure that bottom row of lights is blinking brightest on the side of your weaker eye.

2. To remove lens pull lens out from CENTER.

3. Lay frames on back with earpieces facing upward and insert new lens making sure ends of the lens are sitting behind the "catches."

4. Then force center of lens into slot (lenses are fairly pliable and should not break.)

5. Once lens has been changed, attach bottom part of nosepiece to glasses while holding back the top section with the Eyelights logo.

6. Place Eyelights digital control module on lens and snap top of nosepiece back over top of frame.

CHANGING THE BATTERY ON YOUR EYELIGHTS

1. On front of glasses there is an Eyelights logo printed on top section of nosepiece. Snap off top section of nosepiece and remove entire nosepiece from glasses.

2. Battery receptacle is in the center of the Eyelights digital control module.

3. VERY IMPORTANT: With blunt object (straightened end of large paper clip, etc.) push battery out through bottom. THE OBJECT YOU ARE USING TO REMOVE BATTERY MUST BE KEPT LEVEL WITH THE SURFACE OF RECEPTACLE. DO NOT ANGLE UPWARDS! Pushing upwards on the battery holder will cause the receptacle to come unsoldered and to break away from control module.

4. New battery will slide in from top of receptacle.

5. Once battery has been replaced, attach bottom part of nosepiece to glasses while holding back top section with the Eyelights logo.

6. Place Eyelights digital control module on lens and snap top of nosepiece back over top of frame.

HOW THE CONTROL MODULE IS ARRANGED

1. The power switch is yellow switch to the left of the battery holder.

2. The programming switch is yellow switch to the right of the battery holder.