A set of neurotraining tools that develop visual perception to achieve the best possible information processing (visual system).

The set includes:

1. Marsden ball for vision therapy. The ball is used to develop eye movements, and therefore to continuously focus on moving objects. Diameter: 7 cm., length 160 cm, weight: 152 g.

2. Neuro Brock string: for the eyes. Develops synchronous, binocular vision. One end of the string is held near the nose, and the other is attached to a defined point. Colored wooden balls are arranged on the string at different distances. The user fixes his gaze on one ball at a time - different distances allow training for different scenarios. String length: 3 m, string material: 100% cotton, 5 wooden balls (red, yellow, green, blue and natural), each with a diameter of 20 mm.

3. Glasses with a hole. Develops eye muscles. They also relax the eyes by reducing the amount of light entering the eyes (which acts as a stress factor). Material: plastic, dimensions 14.5 × 14.5 × 5 cm.

4. Saccade pencils. Used to develop the ability to precisely control fixation points (duration, amplitude and accuracy) and eye convergence and divergence (crowding and gaze). Pencils can also be used to develop eye tracking movements and head control (balance). Dimensions: 24 × 1.2 × 0.8 cm, Weight: 14 g.

5. Blindfold and eye diagrams. They train the eye muscles and are used for various vision exercises, such as isometric exercises, developing the ability to focus at different viewing distances, peripheral vision perception, and precise fixation and control of objects.

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