Which results from a direct breach of the terms and conditions of your hire agreement. If you do not meet the eligibility requirements for this policy.įor any costs that can be recovered from the hire company or any other person or company. Individuals between the ages of 25 and 74 years old. This must be valid in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The Vehicle Hire Excess Insurance also covers mobile phone call charges, curtailment, carjacking, and road-rage incidents.Īnyone who holds a valid United Kingdom, European Union or EEA or International driving licence or permit for the hired vehicle is able to purchase this insurance. It will also cover any loss or damage to the vehicle which is not covered by Flock such as wheels, tyres, glass, under body, roof, keys, locks, mis-fuelling, lock outs and battery failure. Treatment duration will depend on the particular patient’s condition.Our Vehicle Hire Excess Insurance provides reimbursement cover against the excess payable during your hire agreement. If vision therapy is required it usually consists of six in-office visits spaced one week apart, along with home based therapy between these visits. Therapy teaches better control but does not relieve the fatigue component.
Visual therapy on its own does not work well to alleviate these problems. In some cases, vision therapy may be required in addition to the glasses. Usually over time prescriptions can be reduced and wearing time reduced. This is a therapeutic treatment that requires monitoring over time to ensure the excessive demand is reduced to within a normal range of focus and convergence. The lenses are typically worn for close work tasks such as reading, writing, computer work and copying from the blackboard. Management of convergence excess requires therapeutic prescription lenses to enhance the focus efficiency thus reducing the need to pull the eyes closer in. This leads to a mismatch between vergence and focus, thus affecting binocular vision accuracy. The eyes are aimed closer in than desired in an attempt to compensate for reduced focus stamina or focus ability. This excess of vergence is commonly associated with an accommodative insufficiency. When they get close enough to the page they may be using their ‘stronger eye’, thereby reducing the confusion and strain of trying to use both eyes together. Some children may move their book closer or forward to ‘see better’, when in fact what they are doing is trying to relieve their convergence excess difficulties. Rapid changes in convergence demands such as copying from the blackboard are often very difficult for children with convergence excess. Symptoms of convergence excess include eyestrain, headaches, blurred vision, double vision, sleepiness and (if reading) trouble remembering what was read. As a consequence, blur, confusion or fatigue may result.Ĭonvergence excess will effect near work tasks, especially reading and writing. Convergence excess describes a condition where the eyes do not exactly aim together rather, they aim too close or in front of the object.
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