News Mania Desk/Piyal Chatterjee/6th September 2024
Presbyopia is most likely the cause if you frequently find yourself squinting your eyes when reading labels, menus, novels, or even on your phone. Presbyopia affects 1.8 billion individuals worldwide and is the most frequent cause of visual impairment, according to a Community Eye Health Journal analysis. Presbyopia is a condition that nearly everyone who lives into their 50s and beyond will encounter. The urgent reality of this eye ailment, which the Mayo Clinic defines as the “gradual loss of your eyes’ ability to focus on nearby objects,” sounds almost inevitable, regardless of whether you wear glasses or contact lenses.
It is claimed that these revolutionary eye drops eliminate the need for reading glasses.
Entod Pharmaceuticals, based in Mumbai, seems to have a solution with their most recent product, the PresVu Eye Drops.
One of the main claims made for the eye drop is that it will eventually eliminate the need for reading glasses. This recommendation was made by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) and was eventually approved by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI). Nikkhil K. Masurkar, CEO of Entod Pharmaceuticals, commented on the development, telling PTI that this approval from the DCGI is a significant milestone in their mission to revolutionize eye care in India. PresVu eye drop by Entod Pharmaceuticals is more than simply a product; it’s a solution that can improve millions of people’s lives by giving them more visual independence.”
The eye drops are said to utilize advanced dynamic buffer technology, allowing them to quickly adapt to the pH level of tears for prolonged safety and reliable effectiveness. The average pH of tears is 7.45, although it can range from 7.14 to 7.82.
It needs to be emphasized that the buffering technology and pH balance of the eye drops, touted as a key selling feature, are primarily designed to enhance comfort during use rather than to improve vision correction.
Presbyopia is a normal aspect of aging that leads to a gradual decline in the ability to focus on nearby objects. It usually becomes apparent in one’s early to mid-40s and continues to progress until about age 65. This condition arises from the hardening of the eye’s lens, which impairs its ability to change shape for tasks like reading. Typical signs include trouble reading small text, Having to extend the distance to read text and discomfort in the head or eyes following reading.
