Are you suffering from a hazy or blurred vision? Do you observe “halo” around street lights at night, particularly with one eye?If you are driving at night, does oncoming headlights appear to be a bit more glaring than they were before? When you look at yourself at the mirror, is there a clouding that develops in the black of your eye?
If you notice any of these symptoms, then you might have a cataract.
The good news is Asian Eye Institute (AEI), a world-class ambulatory eye care center in the Philippines, is conducting a limited sponsored seat in their free cataract removal program.Is It Really For Free?
Yes! AEI is continually developing new technologies that aim to provide better results for cataract patients. Participation in these ground-breaking studies is provided at no cost to patients.
How Do I Know If I'm Eligible?You must have a cataract in one eye. If both eyes have cataracts, only one eye will be treated.
You also must have “virgin” eyes. By their definition, neither eye should have undergone any eye surgery or operation of any kind.
That’s It, Nothing Else?
Lastly, qualified participants must be diligent to report for follow-up check-ups. Participants will be interviewed by doctors to determine if they are going to have problems with this agreement.
Come on, with treatment and medication provided on the house, why not be gracious enough and personally report to them your progress.
Ok, I Want To Join!So, if you are interested and you think you are eligible, please contact Ms. Dieza Aninao at (+632) 898-2020 local 510 for more information and ask for an appointment.
Asian Eye Institute's primary clinic is located at Rockwell, Makati.
I think my grandma need this.
ReplyDeleteHeads-Up!
ReplyDeleteIn case you were given the information that you will be put on the waiting list, kindly ask for your call to be forwarded to local 215.
Look for Ms. Anneline Baseleres instead and tell her you got the information from this site.
This is really very timely. My neighbor really needs help and thank God for this ad..
ReplyDeleteCataract surgery is the removal of the natural lens of the eye (also called "crystalline lens") that has developed an opacification, which is referred to as a cataract. My grandfather also need this.
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MAXIDEX DEXAMETHASONE WARNING
ReplyDeleteI had eye surgery and in the post-op pack was MAXIDEX(dexamethasone) drops by ALCON LABS.
Two days later I was BLIND
Use Google and enter EPOCRATES MAXIDEX REACTION to verify
Or call 800-757-9195
DEATH COUNT is on ehealthme.com
Thank God for this info.. just wanna ask also if this is still on-going.. my nanay badly needs an operation and we dont have that huge amount of money for the operation.. luis of pasay here..
ReplyDeleteluis of pasay, the study related to this has ended. Their most recent offer has also just ended this September.
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