Floater intervention with VitroCap®N
Order free samples and informational material
We do not have a field service, so we are pleased to send free product samples and information to members of the medical profession. Simply fill in your information to receive your free product and informational materials.*
*After the initial delivery, this service is provided every 3 months. You can cancel at any time by emailing info@ebiga-vision.com. If you do not wish to receive quarterly samples, please mention this in the ‘Message’ field of the form.
Your VitroCap®N sample pack
The sample pack available for eye care professionals includes:
- 18 VitroCap N sample boxes (vegan)
- ca. 40+/-10 VitroCap N patient brochures
- 1 VitroCap N brochure holder “Never lose sight…”
- 1 A4 information for eye care professionals “Observational study…”
- 1 A4 information for eye care professionals “Flies study proves reduction…”
- 1 Amsler Grid/Contrast test card
- 1 postcard “Vitreous Floater”
Why do we provide free product samples and informational materials?
We do not have a field sales team, so we are happy to send free product samples and information to medical professionals.
VitroCap®N is a micronutrient complex, supported by clinical studies. By offering sample shipments, we aim to give you the opportunity to assess the product yourself, provide comprehensive and straightforward advice to your patients, and offer them an evidence-based treatment option
VitroCap®N has been tested in 5 clinical studies
Since 2013, substantial scientific research has evaluated the effectiveness of micronutrient supplementation in managing eye floaters. The most recent Floater Intervention Study (FLIES) stands out as particularly significant. Not only did it show improvements in subjective visual disturbance scores and improved visual function, but researchers also utilized the ultra-widefield imaging module of the SPECTRALIS HRA + OCT from Heidelberg Engineering GmbH to capture a 30-second, 102° field, cross-polarized infrared reflectance video of the vitreous. From this video, five still images of eye floaters were extracted, making the areas of vitreous opacities visible. After 6 months, objective improvement of eye floaters was proven in 77% of patients.
