article_snippet: Here's a stunning statistic: 25% of U.S. children ages 5-17 suffer from vision problems, according to the National Commission on Vision and Health.
article_snippet: Undetected and untreated, eye disorders can result in delayed reading and poorer academic outcomes.
article_snippet: You do vision screenings right in the schools.
article_snippet: This device allows We to test for the six most common vision impairments in children in seconds.
article_snippet: We are looking to see if they're near-sighted, if they're far-sighted, if they have astigmatism, or if they're at risk for conditions like lazy eye or strabismus or if there's a difference in pupil size.
article_snippet: We learn so much more about a child's vision health in a fraction of the time it takes to do a basic eye chart test.
article_snippet: How can a vision problem affect a child's education?
article_snippet: A common misunderstanding with the need for these services is that if a child has a vision problem, these services'll tell you.