Vuity by Allergan approved FDA.. but sucks $80/ 30day supply or month... be like $1000 / yr. Insurance not cover it..another rip by medical insurance industry ripping people off.. so good
Agree totally. I don't believe you can say something happens to everyone of a certain age without testing everyone. I also know a woman of 50 who told me she has no eye problems. Maybe I have a problem but I am under 40 - don't really know yet. So think you cannot generalise
Boy, I wish I had the 2nd drops 10 years ago. I just started needing reading lenses with my glasses for distance or contacts lenses, I now use multifocals. But even though I can see distance and close up perfectly when I tried the contact lenses for dual vision at the optometrist, as soon as I got home for a bit, and tried to read or see close up, I had to use my reading glasses or bifocal glasses bc I could see close up clearly. It's really strange. I've gone through this a couple of times. My only other problem is dry eyes.
I have not reached 40 but for perhaps 10 years I have a problem reading close up with my glasses for short sightedness...I have to remove them to read...is this presbyopia?
I wonder why people give up on their vision and use lenses instead of figuring out why their vision declined. True the lens hardens but do you really need readers to get by?? Nothing wrong with a lil blur to stay away from readers, they are a slippery slope, your near vision will get worse using them. There is a time and place for them - long reading sessions to prevent myopia. I only use readers when I cant read it and that keeps me reading most things
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I'm taking the Vuity drops now and they're incredible. It's like the shaved 20 years off of my eyes.
hi
where you order them please?
Vuity by Allergan approved FDA.. but sucks $80/ 30day supply or month... be like $1000 / yr. Insurance not cover it..another rip by medical insurance industry ripping people off.. so good
:41, not true! I see quite a few people over 50 that have never worn glasses for anything looking down at their smartphones with no problem.
Agree totally. I don't believe you can say something happens to everyone of a certain age without testing everyone. I also know a woman of 50 who told me she has no eye problems. Maybe I have a problem but I am under 40 - don't really know yet. So think you cannot generalise
they’re approved! Can’t wait get samples in my office, I’m really excited by this technology
Every moment in this episode very valuable for every conscious people.
Is Novartis drops (UNR844) available in any country? Great vídeo!!
Valuable episode for presbyopia correction.
Dr. David Evans Great presentation about Presbyopia.
Thank you God
Excellent optometrist explains presbyopia.
A plus lens is great for me.
Its important episode for presbyopia correction.
Excellent information about presbyopia.
Such a great effort.
Great Title. Waiting for next episode.
Got to get those second mentioned drops on the black market
Thank you for this informative video!
Fantastic explanation.
Intro is too good
Fix your eyes with a few simple drops.. that’s just toooo good
hi
where i can order this drops for presbyopia?
I learn from this episode what causes presbyopia.
Awesome content. I liked it
Superb video!
Now that Novartis abandoned UNR844, is there any drops in the pipeline that could soften the lens?
Ocuphire Pharma?
Eyenovia?
Orasis Pharma?
Awesome content.
Great video.
That sounds amazing.
Its now past mid 2023. What's the update on this?
God bless you!
Boy, I wish I had the 2nd drops 10 years ago. I just started needing reading lenses with my glasses for distance or contacts lenses, I now use multifocals. But even though I can see distance and close up perfectly when I tried the contact lenses for dual vision at the optometrist, as soon as I got home for a bit, and tried to read or see close up, I had to use my reading glasses or bifocal glasses bc I could see close up clearly. It's really strange. I've gone through this a couple of times. My only other problem is dry eyes.
I've been following the Novaris eye drops for five years. They keep pushing back the date
Me too... I am looking for an uppdate
Any updates? Probably with Covid all this got pushed back.
Are those Vuity Eye Drops from Allergan ???
ophthalmology specialist episode.
I have not reached 40 but for perhaps 10 years I have a problem reading close up with my glasses for short sightedness...I have to remove them to read...is this presbyopia?
If you wanna know about what is presbyopia, Watch this episode.
I wonder why people give up on their vision and use lenses instead of figuring out why their vision declined. True the lens hardens but do you really need readers to get by?? Nothing wrong with a lil blur to stay away from readers, they are a slippery slope, your near vision will get worse using them. There is a time and place for them - long reading sessions to prevent myopia. I only use readers when I cant read it and that keeps me reading most things
UNR844..Nice!
"Porgressive" ??? Can't see the spell check? LOL