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CureSee combines monocular exercises, which train each eye, with binocular exercises, which use red-blue glasses to make both eyes fuse their images. Training both together improves visual function more efficiently and builds the binocular vision needed for everyday activities such as driving and sports.
Monocular Exercises
The CureSee vision therapy glasses having red and blue filters allow eye with red filter see only red target and with blue filter see only blue target. Amblyopes can combine information normally between their eyes under viewing conditions where suppression is reduced by presenting stimuli of different contrast to each eye. prolonged periods of viewing (under the artificial conditions of stimuli of different contrast in each eye) during which information from the two eyes is combined leads to a strengthening of binocular vision in such cases and eventual combination of binocular information under natural viewing conditions (stimuli of the same contrast in each eye).
Binocular Exercises
Binocular therapy is performed using CureSee vision therapy glasses that separates the image of each eye and forces both eyes to start fusing, to deliver better visual function. This improves binocularity essential for key activities like driving, doing sports etc.
As CureSee combines both monocular and binocular exercises, the treatment becomes more efficient and effective.
Medically reviewed by Amit Sahni (B.Optom), Co-founder and COO of CureSee, on 19 October 2026. This article is general information about eye health, not medical advice. Please talk to your eye doctor about your own eyes and treatment.