Brock String

Test your eyesight with the Brock String

The ARTZT neuro Brock String - named after the Swiss optometrist Frederick W. Brock - is an instrument used in visual therapy. It is used here in the treatment of convergence problems and other problems with binocular vision.

How does this work? One end of the Brock String is held to the tip of the nose, the other is fixed to a fixed point, for example by being held in someone's hand.

The colorful balls are lined up at different distances along the string. Now the view is focused on one of the spheres. Due to the different distances, different scenarios can be tested and trained.

The exercises can be carried out under the supervision of a therapist or trainer or simply on your own.

Note: sample illustration. Final colors may vary from product image.