The first aceclidine-based eye drop to improve near vision in adults with presbyopia, which affects more than 100 million adults in the US alone, has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and will be available within three months.
I donno at this point I’m doubting everything coming from the US. Maybe they work as advertised maybe they give you rectal cancer.
FDA and other things like USDA aren’t trustworthy under the orange man. With all the cuts it’s a matter of time before we have another thalidomide released to pregnant ladies or mad cow outbreak in the beef supply.
They aren’t going to learn over there. They onlylet Thier folks suffer over in the US and try to milk them for Thier labour and never earnings
Even without the US being involved, this sounds kinda sketchy since they’re basically just dumping some chemical on your eyes that doesn’t have real long-term studies AFAIK. I wouldn’t use something like that until it hasn’t been shown to eat your eyes or something over the course of 40 years.
Tend to agree. The FDA seems to have been too easily influenced by business interests in recent years. Until now FDA approval was like a gold standard in safety but I think I trust the EU to make these kinds of decisions now. In general the EU now seems to be first to ban chemicals on the basis of safety. It’s possible they are overly strict but I prefer too strict over too lax when it comes to things like this.
I donno at this point I’m doubting everything coming from the US. Maybe they work as advertised maybe they give you rectal cancer.
FDA and other things like USDA aren’t trustworthy under the orange man. With all the cuts it’s a matter of time before we have another thalidomide released to pregnant ladies or mad cow outbreak in the beef supply.
They aren’t going to learn over there. They onlylet Thier folks suffer over in the US and try to milk them for Thier labour and never earnings
Even without the US being involved, this sounds kinda sketchy since they’re basically just dumping some chemical on your eyes that doesn’t have real long-term studies AFAIK. I wouldn’t use something like that until it hasn’t been shown to eat your eyes or something over the course of 40 years.
Tend to agree. The FDA seems to have been too easily influenced by business interests in recent years. Until now FDA approval was like a gold standard in safety but I think I trust the EU to make these kinds of decisions now. In general the EU now seems to be first to ban chemicals on the basis of safety. It’s possible they are overly strict but I prefer too strict over too lax when it comes to things like this.