EPISODE · Oct 27, 2020 · 1H 6M
Zocular Okra Product for Dry Eye Treatments
from Eyetrepreneur · host Perry Brill
In This Episode:[3:05] What is Zocular?[12:29] Okra and polysaccharide.[24:10] Supplies for irrigation.[26:44] Zest procedure.[30:59] Other products.[41:53] Tea tree oil.[45:56] Stocking products.The Guest:Peter A. Pham, MDDr. Pham is a chemist, entrepreneur, and practicing ophthalmologist in Houston. He received his medical degree from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis after graduating summa cum laude with a degree in chemistry. He completed his ophthalmology residency at the Doheny Eye Institute in Los Angeles, and as a resident, co-developed the first online visual field testing system for glaucoma and macular degeneration, which can still be accessed at KeepYourSight.org. He patented an innovative system using okra polysaccharide complexes called Zokrex as a natural alternative for addressing inflammation. He’s also the CEO and Founder of Okra LLC, the first company to incorporate the Zokrex platform in its line of Zocular products.Resources:Lookup insurance plans on ONE WEBSITEDry eye diagnosis video for beginners (9 minutes)[email protected]'s e-book: eyerockit.com/ebookConnect With Us On Social Media!FacebookInstagramYouTubeJoin our Facebook GroupText our 24/7 Eyetrepreneur HOTLINE at 913-660-2855. Ask us anything medical, business, or just vent to us.
What this episode covers
There are lots of electronic devices and pharma drugs in the marketplace to treat dry eye. We're going to focus on a much different method for in-office and home care treatments. We're not talking about using standard tea tree oil or hypochlorous acid. We are discussing the use of Okra based products (yes the veggie!) to treat dry eye. This will be advanced knowledge you can take back to your practice immediately for use. BUY PRODUCT HERE!
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