Revolutionary Eye Drops: Say Goodbye to Reading Glasses with PresVu
Mumbai-based Entod Pharmaceuticals launches PresVu Eye Drops, a groundbreaking treatment for presbyopia, promising clear vision for millions.
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Presbyopia, a natural part of aging, typically starts around the mid-40s and progresses until the late 60s, resulting in difficulties focusing on close objects. The good news is that PresVu Eye Drops have been approved by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) following a recommendation from the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation's Subject Expert Committee.
Claimed to be the first eye drop of its kind in India, PresVu is specifically designed for individuals over 40 who want to reduce their reliance on reading glasses. Its proprietary formula not only aims to eliminate the need for eyewear but also lubricates the eyes, enhancing overall comfort.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Presbyopia?
Presbyopia is a natural part of aging that typically starts around the mid-40s and progresses until the late 60s, resulting in difficulties focusing on close objects.
How does PresVu Eye Drops work?
PresVu Eye Drops use advanced dynamic buffer technology to adapt quickly to tear pH, ensuring consistent performance and safety for long-term use.
Is PresVu Eye Drops available over-the-counter?
No, PresVu Eye Drops are available by prescription only and will be available in pharmacies starting in the first week of October.
How much do PresVu Eye Drops cost?
PresVu Eye Drops will be available at a price of Rs 350, targeting individuals aged 40 to 55 with mild to moderate presbyopia.
Can PresVu Eye Drops enhance near vision quickly?
Yes, according to Dr. Aditya Sethi, PresVu can enhance near vision in as little as 15 minutes.
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