Let me know in the comments below if you need reading glasses now, and if so, which treatment option I mention in this video interests you the most as an alternative to reading glasses 👇.
Gud day po . . .Ako ay may eye dry at malabu ang paningin ko. As prescribed by doctor I applied KARY UNA but my eyes are still sick. I know from one of your videos about SYSTANE and REFRESH eye drops. May I know if Systane and Refresh eye drops are ok for my sick eyes. If so please tell me how to order n how much is the cost . Many thanks po
Good review. Showing options. I find that the plus lens I use om myself is quite effective. My Snellen is 20/20. My refraction is +0.5 Diopters. I can read at 24 inches, no glasses.
Just tried Vuity. It is a definite no go for me. Takes 40 mins to start working and my eye whites turned solid red for those 40 mins. Also, it was like someone used a dimmer switch to turn all lights and the sun down by 30%. I was able to read without glasses but everything was in SD, not HD. Only lasted 2 hours and gave me headaches in the mornings. I don’t get headaches. Eyes feel funny for a long time afterwards. Price seems to be dropping already because the reviews are all horrible. I am early 50’s and use only 1.25 for reading glasses.
Hi, I"m 55, my glasses for reading are 2.75. Will this help me? Is there surgery on both eyes or will that ruin my far away vision? I am not interested in surgery for 1 eye. Ty
RLE surgery is typically done for both eyes, and a successful RLE surgery preserves distance vision. Stay tuned and subscribe for an upcoming video about this topic.
All things considered, I don’t think it’s worth it as there are too many trade-offs and risks. I guess that one day there will be some kind of treatment.
I got a sample from my ophthalmologist today. After two hours, there is no difference, unfortunately. I have 2020 distance and wear 1.5 or 2.0 glasses. I am 60 years old, so just a bit over their narrow 40-55. I read that there are several others hitting the market soon, so hoping one of those will do the trick.
I wanted an implant option in lieu of grandpa glasses. Clinical techs were just nihilistic re. my getting IOLs. As I understand it. these eyedrops are repurposed from decades-old glaucoma treatment. Where do I turn for lasting treatment?
You can learn more about it in this video 👉 A Permanent Solution to Reading Glasses? - Eye Surgeon explains Refractive Lens Exchange Surgery ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-scEEb2loXsE.html
I had monovision LASIK 10 years ago and highly recommend it. I'm in my 50s now and use glasses for comfort with long reading sessions, but I'm not reliant on them to see. I had pretty bad myopia with astigmatism and surgery was the best choice I ever made.
Glasses are a crutch that I was placed into at age 16. Glasses never cured the ISSUE for my poor eyesight. It is a shame glasses ever got to the ONE Solution status...
So this video or her videos doesn’t support any claims.. She is just trying to find an answer from her audiences depending on what they have experienced or have discovered..
I just watch another video of a doctor Shannon Wong, used it after 15 minutes he still couldn't see, then after one hour he said it didn't change anything.
Thanks for this video on Presbyopia. Vuity seems a no for me. I suffer migraines and other headaches they seem to hit in or around my right eye. Retinal detachment seems scary. Glasses also give me headaches . You mention you may do a video of vuity use in your clinic. I will try to see if there is one.
Making one eye for distance clearly and the other near is mono vision and it isn't adviced giving up binocular vision for monocular vision. It's risky for driving, too.
I'm currently 40, started seeing symptoms at 37. Reading glasses help, but it'll be great if the Vuity option wasn't prescription only. I also read about another solution that softens the lens.
Thanks for sharing 😀 Because of potential side effects, it is important to have a full eye exam before starting Vuity. Effective eye drops that can soften the lens are a long way from being developed and FDA approved to be used in humans. I hope this helps.
I had surgery for cataracts about two years ago I had two IOL implants on one eye I have three floaters. how you get rid of those floaters. I tried eye drops with no success.
The active ingredient in Vuity is pilocarpine. Pilocarpine can be associated with retinal tears and detachments. The mechanism for this is thought to be related to drug-induced forward displacement of the lens which causes forward movement of the vitreous. This can result in traction to areas where retina is tightly adhered to the vitreous.
