Eye Drop to Get Rid of Reading Glasses? Eye Doctor Reviews Vuity Eye Drops

Описание: Vuity eye drops are the first FDA approved drop for presbyopia (blurry vision for objects close). Ophthalmologist, Dr. Rupa Wong discusses the research and whether or not Vuity actually works and the potential side effects. This video reviews BOTH FDA STUDIES and will help you determine if Vuity is right for you. Will it truly decrease your need for reading glasses. Why does everyone over 40 need reading glasses anyway? And, does the Vuity eye drop really work? Dr. Wong discusses it all in this video.#vuity #presbyopia #drrupa

Questions reviewed in the video:
Why does everyone over 40 need reading glasses?
What is Vuity anyway?
What are potential side effects of Vuity?
Can Vuity harm the eyes?
What age should you be to get an effect from Vuity?

This video is NOT sponsored. All opinions are my own. Publication of the actual trials conducted are not yet available. I researched summaries of the trials but was unavailable to read GEMINI 1 and 2 for myself (the representative for the company said they are not giving these out yet).

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