This document summarizes non-strabismic binocular dysfunction (NSBD), which refers to visual abnormalities that remain undetected in individuals with normal eye health and no strabismus. It describes the components of binocular single vision and covers evaluation procedures like cover testing, phoria measurement, near point of convergence, and tests of fusion, vergence, and stereopsis. Common forms of NSBD like convergence insufficiency, divergence excess, and various types of phoria are explained. Treatment options focus on refractive correction, addition of prisms, and vision therapy.