Apple has this medical warning for Vision Pro users: What it says

Apple has said that using its mixed reality (MR) headset Vision Pro with certain medical conditions may increase the “risk of non-injury.”

The tech giant recommends consulting a medical provider before using the Apple Vision Pro.

“If you are at risk for falls or seizures, or have a serious medical condition such as heart disease, consult a medical provider before using Apple Vision Pro,” the company writes in a support document.

It says, “Use of this device in some medical conditions may worsen symptoms or increase the risk of injury or discomfort.” The medical conditions Apple detailed include migraine or chronic headache, dizziness or vertigo, eye or vision conditions (such as binocular vision conditions), psychological conditions, inner ear conditions and seizures, Other.

For pregnant women, the company advises to take extra caution when using the Apple Vision Pro, as pregnancy may increase the risk of nausea or losing balance.

“If your medical provider has confirmed that it is safe for you to use Apple Vision Pro, try using the device while seated and start with a less intense experience. Use the device for short periods of time and take frequent breaks,” Apple said.

The Apple Vision Pro will be available with 256GB of storage for a starting price of $3,499. Pre-orders for Apple Vision Pro are now open. The company said the headset will be available at all US Apple Store locations and the US Apple Store Online.

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