FDA Device Reduces Dry Eye Drop Usage by 60%

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Bryan Johnson in his YouTube video 'My Evening Routine - Top 1% Sleep Ranking'

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Quotes From Source

“I have a dry eye condition which we found in our routine visits...”

Story of claim

Bryan Johnson manages dry eye condition with an FDA-approved device used twice daily, reducing eye drop need from five times to twice a day.

  • Goal: Bryan aims to manage his dry eye condition without frequent use of eye drops.
  • Proof: The FDA-approved device stimulates tear production, significantly reducing dependency on eye drops.
  • Nuances:
    • Device used on the side of the nose for 30 seconds
    • Previously used eye drops five times a day
  • Impact on Life: Reduced dependency on eye drops and better eye moisture management.

Investments

  • Price: Estimated $200-$300 for the device
  • Time: 30 seconds twice a day
  • Effort: Consistent use of the device

Risks

Potential discomfort from device use; requires consistent application.

Alternatives

  • Artificial tears or prescription eye drops for dry eye relief

Get Started 🚀

  • Purchase the FDA-approved device online or at a pharmacy
  • Use the device on the side of your nose for 30 seconds, twice daily
  • Monitor eye moisture levels to gauge effectiveness

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