Tuesday, May 18, 2010

USAEYES FOR YOUR LOVE ONE'S EYE CONCERN

In all relationships, taking care of your body as well as your partner is necessary to ensure that both of you will be fit to enjoy the days and years you will be together. Now, If someone is feeling something wrong in their body, we immediately search over the internet possible causes and remedies to it. The problem with the internet there are vast sources of information that sometimes you do not know who to believe or trust. Let us say for example there is something wrong with your eye. Where will you go first to start your research?

For start there is USAEyes. It is the Council for Refractive Surgery Quality Assurance.  They are a nonprofit Lasik patient advocacy organization that have helped patients learn important issues and references about Lasik and similar vision correction surgery for over a decade now.

Visit USAEyesorg for more information. Here are some points why they can be trusted:

  • The USAEyes website complies with the Health On The Net code standard for trustworthy health information.
  • -USAEyes has been cited in Newsweek, US News & World Report, CBS News, National Public Radio, NBC Nightly News, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fox News, Associated Press, MSNBC, and Oprah!
  • The USAEyes CORE Patient Survey reports real-world Lasik results as reported by Lasik patients.
  • Patients use the USAEyes Ask a Lasik Expert forum to post questions and receive researched answers to their questions both before surgery and after.
  • The USAEyes 50 Tough Questions for Your Lasik Doctor can help anyone avoid a bad Lasik doctor.
  • Maybe Lasik is not right for you. At USAEyes, all the vision correction surgery alternatives like PRK, LASEK, Epi-Lasik, RLE, and PIOL are discussed in detail.
  • USAEyes evaluates the Lasik results of individual doctors and certifies if they meet their exacting standards.
  • A US Congressional subcommittee cited USAEyes as a reliable source of Lasik information.
  • Representatives of USAEyes have testified before the FDA about Lasik patient advocacy.

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