Purchase the
N2Reading Test Kit

The N2Reading Test Kit simple and easily administered test kit will allow you to identify the two most common but treatable causes of reading difficulties.

Purchase the
Visual Training Program

Should the kit reveal that your child could benefit from our Vision Training Program, it may also be purchased for an additional $250 during the remainder of 2006.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.  Can I contact the N2Reading Corporation by email?
A.  Yes. Just click on the "Contact us" link at the left of this page.


Q.  My child has 20/20 vision. Can he/she still have a Convergence Disorder or ICS?
A.  Yes. Testing for visual acuity (ability to see small print) does not determine whether or not a person has a Convergence Disorder, ICS, or other vision skill problems.


Q.  How can I tell if my child or someone else has one of these conditions?
A.  A simple set of questions included in this web site will provide a preliminary assessment and the test kit provides a more definitive answer.

Q.  The preliminary assessment on this website indicates that my child (or someone else) might have this problem. What should I do next?
A.  The free test kit is available for a $5 postage and handling fee. Order it through Paypal as instructed on the front page of this web site.
from:
N2Reading
1025 N. Maple Ave.
Cookeville, TN 38501-1826

or click the Purchase N2Reading Test Kit button on the left of this page.

Q.   My child is diagnosed with dyslexia (or ADD, or ADHD, or a learning disability). Will treating the vision disorders discussed here help with this problem?
A.   Possibly. Research suggests a relationship between the occurrence of certain vision problems and symptoms of other disorders such as these, in addition to reading problems. Improving these vision skills through vision training may also improve attention, writing, and understanding in affected individuals. Click here to learn more.

Q.  Can this treatment permanently cure my child of his/her reading problem?
A.  Our research indicates that this vision training approach eliminates ICS in 72% of those treated. This improvement appears to be sustained long term due to "reprogramming" of nerve pathways to the brain. However, long-term results have not been fully documented, and periodic follow-up is advisable. There also may be other problems interfering with reading ability. Click here to learn more .