Sure Vision

About Sure Vision

Based on the RECO Technique

Sure Vision is a vision correction apparatus in the form of a glass with a series of pinhole-sized perforations. Sure Vision is based on MC-RECO (an acronym for Micro Cavity Refractive Error Correction Occluder) Technique and Research by the Vision Care Society, USA. Each tiny round hole in the glass blocks indirect rays from entering the eye, thus preventing them from distorting your vision.

Benefits

Benefits of Sure Vision

Improve your Eyesight Naturally!

Naturally effective way to get rid of prescription glasses
Prevents computer vision syndrome (eye strain, blurry vision, etc.)
A simple and inexpensive solution to improve eyesight naturally
Eliminates strain caused by over-powered glasses
Activates natural vision ability to see the objects at different distances
Unisex wear; can be worn by both men and women
Same pair of glasses can be used for long sightedness and shortsightedness
Can be used by persons of all age groups
Extremely helpful for Cataract, Presbyopia and Astigmatism

No Medication

No overpowered prescription glasses required. Sure Vision helps improve vision naturally!

No Surgery

Forget about surgery/medications. This therapeutic eye wear helps breakdown dependence on glasses.

No Side Effects

Based on the scientific principle to focus sharper images on retina to see far or near objects clearly.

How to use

Refractive Errors

Common eye wear for all eye problems!

Normal Vision: 20/20 means ‘Normal Vision’. This is simply being able to see while standing 20 feet away from the eye chart (Snellen Chart).
Myopia (Nearsightedness): Myopia is a refractive error that relates to difficulty in seeing distant objects clearly.
Hypermetropia (Long-sightedness/ Farsightedness): A form of refractive error. In simple terms, it is the difficulty in seeing close objects clearly.
Astigmatism: Astigmatism is an imperfection in curvature of cornea or the lens of an eye causing blurry or distorted vision.
Presbyopia: Presbyopia is a common vision disorder linked to ageing. This relates to the difficulty in reading or seeing near objects clearly.