The most rewarding thing for me is to watch one of my students who has struggled like I have, use the Chromagen lenses. She would complain of her head hurting and the words not being clear. I let her barrow mine one day just to show her mother and her reading and math improved in front of her mother’s eyes! She too has her own pair now and to watch her become so confident in everything she does has been truly a blessing to watch. I am confident she will not have to struggle or learn coping strategies as I did growing up. Thank you Chromagen, I am defiantly spreading the word!”

Gentle Molding is the new method for me now and I like it. It fits my lifestyle and the environments I work and live in.

I work in an office connected to a warehouse which creates a dusty environment sometimes. We have a small farm where we bale hay and have horses and dogs. Being able to go without glasses or contacts during the day is a major plus for me. Working on equipment, riding motorcycles and being outside alot is much easier.

It is nice to be able to wear regular sun glasses again. I feel confident suggesting Innovative Eyecare and Gentle Molding to my family, friends or associates.

Thanks to my friends at Innovative Eyecare, my vision is better and more convenient. Feel free to call me if you have questions about either.

Now I don’t reach for glasses first in the mornings. I see to read the newspaper, e-mail and text. Co workers ask where are my glasses.

Gentle Molding lenses are comfortable to sleep in and easy to maintain.

Now, I am free from the boredom of being dependent upon glasses or contact lenses during my daily routine.

Since a lot of my business is done at the computer, I began to worry, what would happen if something happened to the one good eye. With the other one, I could pretty much tell there was something bright sitting in front of me and that was about it. No, losing the one good eye wouldn’t be pretty. I thought about lasik, but what if something went wrong? Then a client, Dr Chris Techmiller, told me about Gentle Molding.

Think retainers for the eyes. Gentle Molding consists of special contact lenses that you wear at night to reshape your eye, improving your vision so that you don’t need glasses or contacts during the day. You wear them every night for a while, then switch to wearing them occasionally for maintenance.

So back to my story. I’ve been wearing the special lenses for about 2 weeks now. The first day, I could see without my contact. I was amazed. I thought it would take a couple of weeks to see any difference. The next couple of days my eyes seemed to reverse back to their original setting. Things were blurry again. I thought “Oh well, it was nice while it lasted”. But I kept wearing the lenses at night. After all, they had worked the first day. Maybe they would again. And they DID!! Every day since, my vision has gotten better and better. The first few days, I could read clearly with only my reading glasses, then with weaker readers. So why couldn’t I see my computer screen this morning? Because the readers were too STRONG!! I took them off and believe it or not, without contacts or glasses, the words in front of me were as clear as a bell.

That’s wonderful and I expected that Gentle Molding might help my good eye get stronger. What I didn’t expect was that the bad eye is also learning to focus. Can I read with it? Not yet, but not only can I see the light in front of me now, I can actually see that there are words on the screen. I had given up on that eye ever functioning, long ago. I can’t tell you how amazed I am with the results or how thankful I am that Dr Techmiller introduced me to Gentle Molding. Imagine, getting the gift of sight, without the surgery.

Whether you suffer from nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism, Gentle Molding is the ideal alternative to LASIK. If you’re interested in learning more about Gentle Molding. Contact Dr Techmiller at Innovative Eyecare in Decatur. He is only one of only 9 doctors in the country who is listed on the Gentle Molding site as qualified to administer the treatment.