RevitalVision represents a new category in vision improvement -- a non-invasive technology that enhances eyesight neurologically. This computer-based, neural therapy is clinically and scientifically proven to improve the vision outcomes for post-cataract, post-refractive (LASIK) and presbyopia (need for reading glasses) patients.
Acclaimed Vogue health writer and former LASIK surgery patient Ginny Graves recently began experiencing a decline in vision resulting from presbyopia and was recommended RevitalVision by an eye surgeon. Like the thousands of RevitalVision clinical trial patients, Graves had success with the vision improvement program and subsequently no longer required reading glasses.
According to Grave’s article, “Headlights were less glary. Newsprint was crisper. When I sat down with a book before bed, I no longer had to hold the book at arm’s length to decipher words. And, when I went to my doctor for my final post-training exam, I could read the smallest letters on the eye chart: EDFCZP. I had gained a whole line on the eye chart! I’ve never been so happy to see anything in my life.”
“It was an honor to be validated by one of the top health writers in the country,” said Dennis Depenbusch, Chief Executive Officer of RevitalVision. “We are overwhelmed by the amount of interest the Vogue feature has created for RevitalVision, furthering our mission to simply help people see better, naturally.”
Based on science developed by Nobel Prize winner Dennis Gabor and originally developed in Israel in 1999, RevitalVision, formerly known as NeuroVision Inc., relocated to Singapore in 2004. Furthermore, RevitalVision underwent 10 years of development, including clinical trials, totaling more than $30 million of investment.
In 2009, three prominent ophthalmic surgeons, recognized as “Top 50 Influential Ophthalmologists in World” by Cataract and Refractive Surgery Today, led the purchase and the launch of U.S.-based RevitalVision. In addition to purchasing RevitalVision, each of these founders completed clinical trials and assisted in product development. Founding Ophthalmologists include: Dr. Daniel S. Durrie, MD, Overland Park, Kan.; Dr. John D. Hunkeler, MD, Overland Park, Kan.; and Dr. Richard L. Lindstrom, MD, Minneapolis, Minn.
On average, RevitalVision’
- Ability to read smaller print on a newspaper, menu, or computer screen
- Better vision at night - especially while driving
- Reducing or eliminating the need for reading glasses
Patients complete twenty 20-minute individual sessions and typically report improvement in as few as 10 sessions. This program is monitored online and allows users to complete the program in the comfort of their home, on their own time. It is tailored to an individual’s visual condition and paced according to their ability.
“RevitalVision will become an integral part of the way we enhance the visual outcome for our patients,” said Hunkeler. “After conducting the clinical trials, it was obvious RevitalVision was a product we could not afford to pass up. Our patients adapted and really improved their quality of vision, so we strongly encourage participation in the program.”
The program is professionally monitored and offers a 100 percent money-back guarantee. For more information and to purchase RevitalVision, please visit: www.RevitalVision.com
