Wolds Beef
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you can get a colourimitry test done at the optician. then you can get glasses with the appropriate tint.Our daughter is dyslexic and having an assessment for visual stress made a big difference to her reading. They will test different colour overlays to see which is most beneficial. Apparently the letters 'move around' without which makes it hard to concentrate. She now has orange lenses in her glasses and at 11 actually enjoys reading which I never thought would happen. Definitely worth exploring if you haven't already.
You should note that their vision changes with age and the colour they need could be different.
I know that some specsavers do offer this service or you could try your local optician.
Mrs W B