Robert LufkinHost
Roughly eighty million people live with it, and by twenty forty, that number is projected to pass one hundred and eleven million.

You know, the neurons that form your optic nerve and carry every image from your eye to your brain.

And like most neurons in your central nervous system, once they're damaged, they do not grow back.

Every treatment we have, the drops, the lasers, the surgeries, does one thing: lower eye pressure to slow the damage.

They preserve the vision that you have left, but not one of them can restore what's already lost.

Roughly eighty million people live with it, and by twenty forty, that number is projected to pass one hundred and eleven million.

You know, the neurons that form your optic nerve and carry every image from your eye to your brain.

And like most neurons in your central nervous system, once they're damaged, they do not grow back.

Every treatment we have, the drops, the lasers, the surgeries, does one thing: lower eye pressure to slow the damage.

They preserve the vision that you have left, but not one of them can restore what's already lost.
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