The eye guide MC

[Dap1948]

I’m posting this device as information only. I have no personal experience and believe you need it fitting personally so might need to live in England.

eyeguidemc.co.uk/watch-my-v...

But it certainly looks like an interesting gizmo...

Sorry if it’s already been posted! I haven’t seen it here!

[GymBag]

Very interesting

It is either the biggest scam since Charles Ponzi or the best thing ever invented for treatment of a disease.

I am leaning towards Charlie and a scam but will investigate further.

Thanks for posting

[gaga1958 in reply to GymBag]

what did you determine?

[Buckholt]

Never seen before, looks intriguing.

[rebtar]

Hi Daphne! If you find out more, let us know...it looks interesting. They do include a disclaimer that everyone's brain is different so it may not work for everyone.

[Dap1948 in reply to rebtar]

I think you need it 'fitted' and that means England. Certainly if I learn more I’ll post it. The woman 'invented’ it herself. I can’t imagine what it’s working on... a circle round your ear and a sticky out prong...???! We could all try to make it like in the picture and see who gets any success!

[pdpatient in reply to rebtar]

Hi rebtar, I cannot tell if your comment about the disclaimer is tongue in cheek and a joke or if you are really serious.

RKM

[Dap1948]

So basically, all this device is doing is stimulating the peripheral vision. Surely we could make some sort of similar gizmo to try out the principle?!

[Buckholt]

I emailed a few days ago for any testimonials and a price, but as yet no reply. Not encouraging or it could be that they’re really busy?

[Dap1948 in reply to Buckholt]

Their reply to me went in junk email mailbox...

[Buckholt in reply to Dap1948]

What if anything extra did they tell you?

[Dap1948 in reply to Buckholt]

I have a feeling the brochure didn’t offer much information as I didn’t save it! That and the fact you really need to be in England as it has to be fitted, makes it useful for only a few. If I had more symptoms I’d have a go at making one to see if it had any effect!

[Buckholt in reply to Dap1948]

Meant to say that the price is £695. Seems a lot. Would only countenance this sort of cost if you could have it on approval for a few weeks before parting with any cash

[Dap1948 in reply to Buckholt]

Wow, that is a lot for a chance.

[Peregrineye]

This is definitely a scam, although maybe an unwitting one as the people involved seem more amateurish than evil. The so called device is basically a bit of plastic that hangs over your ear, for which they are charging £1,200 plus vat in the UK. There is no evidence that it works apart from a few anecdotes and a very small and dubious study which has not been published. People are so desperate for anything that will help Parkinson's that they are vulnerable to this kind of hype. A friend was offered a week's 'free trial' after which he was told he had to pay £100 if he wanted to return it! It did nothing for him except raise his hopes and create huge disappointment.

[Dap1948 in reply to Peregrineye]

£695 till 1st September. I agree that’s pricey. It isn’t a scam. They are quite open about it not helping everyone. Sandra (the woman who discovered its potential), has a condition where she is unaware of her left side. The device obviously reminds her she has a left side. However, if you don’t have that condition would it reduce PD symptoms?

[kaypeeoh]

How much is that in real money--meaning dollars--. The video mentions meridians and a photo suggests the Gall Bladder Meridian. I'm guessing the FIR hat would do the same. Maybe I've matured; I haven't jumped at ordering something that hides its cost. At least the Vielight is up front about prices.

[Dap1948 in reply to kaypeeoh]

$955. I don’t think they’re intentionally activating meridians. It’s more about activating awareness of where the body is.

[pdpatient]

Hi Daphne, how about we dump this scam and get Microsoft really moving on commercializing something real that another lady invented?

news.microsoft.com/transfor...

RKM

[AudreyBeth]

Well I did it! I made one that fits on my glasses. I have been making masks for kids with glasses for a while now, and I have PD. So when I came across this gadget, my first thought was, “I can make this”. It’s a bit rough looking, but my first of of anything always is. I’ll keep y’all posted!

[Dap1948 in reply to AudreyBeth]

Keen to know whether it helps your symptoms! Well done for making it.

[KERRINGTON in reply to AudreyBeth]

Hi AudryBeth ! How did you ever make out with your "makeshift " EYE GUIDE MC ?

[gaga1958 in reply to AudreyBeth]

can you update?

[bassofspades]

So, there are no electronics in this? It's just a stick with an ear loop? How does this witchcraft work? The website tells nothing about the science. The video of the inventors demonstration is dramatic but there's no explanation as to how or why this is helping, only that it does. Daphne, could you do an interview with them? You're great at research!

[Dap1948 in reply to bassofspades]

Ha ha! I fear that as they don’t numb us with the science, that there might be no known science. One woman stumbled across the benefits … for her.

[Begniar77]

Any news lately about EyeGuide MC?

[Dap1948 in reply to Begniar77]

I’m afraid I haven’t been listening out for any news

[gaga1958]

maybe No Silver Bullet could interview

[Dap1948 in reply to gaga1958]

ask them!