Readers, cheaters, no matter what you call them, millions of Americans need corrective lenses to help them see clearly up close. These low-prescription lenses have been the only solution for those suffering from presbyopia, an age-related loss of the eye’s ability to actively focus on nearby objects — until now. Vision for life is now offering VUITY™, the first and only FDA-approved eye drop used to treat age-related blurry near vision.
What is presbyopia?
Presbyopia is an age-related vision condition. As we age, the lenses of our eyes become harder and less flexible which can lead to blurry near vision. This can make simple tasks difficult such as, reading, using your computer, or seeing your phone. Presbyopia only affects near vision and those affected may have perfect distance vision
How can Vuity eye drops treat presbyopia?
Vuity eye drops are the only FDA-approved prescription eye drops to treat presbyopia in adults. Vuity eye drops improve users’ ability to see up close while maintaining distance vision. With just one drop per eye, users can regain clear, near vision.
How can I get Vuity eye drops?
Vuity can only be prescribed by a licensed eye doctor like Dr. Horn. As a trained and experienced Ophthalmologist, Dr. Horn can diagnose and treat presbyopia, including prescribing Vuity for qualified patients.
Will Vuity affect my distance vision?
Vuity has been carefully designed and tested to improve the clarity of near vision without compromising distance vision. Vuity can be used in combination with glasses and contacts to help patients achieve improved overall vision. It is important to talk to your eye doctor about your unique situation.
Caring for the health of your eyes is a lifelong process and shouldn’t be taken lightly. It is important to create a relationship with a trusted and knowledgeable eye doctor who can help you navigate your changing eye care needs. That’s why thousands of patients have put their trust the expertise of the team at Vision for Life. Contact us to schedule a consultation and get back to seeing clearly today!
