MacuMira: A New Day in Dry AMD Treatment

Dry AMD Affects more than 200 Million People Globally

There’s never been a proven solution to improve vision loss from dry AMD. Until MacuMira. 

MacuMira is Canada’s first—and only—clinically proven treatment for dry age-related macular degeneration. MacuMira is a safe, painless, and noninvasive dry AMD treatment delivered in short appointments at your local eye clinic. Clinical results showed patients experienced improved visual clarity in just 10 days. 

Learn how MacuMira can improve precious sight for people living with dry AMD.

Learn More About MacuMira for Dry AMD

MacuMira: A Completely Unique Approach to Dry AMD

Dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD) can cast a shadow over daily life, because it affects not only your vision, but also your independence and peace of mind. For some, the gradual loss of sight disrupts everyday routines. For others, an early diagnosis of dry AMD brings the worry of developing a highly heritable eye disease seen in loved ones.

Until now, dry AMD management has focused on prevention. But MacuMira changes that. As the first and only Health Canada-cleared device designed to improve visual function for those affected by dry AMD, MacuMira provides a groundbreaking, noninvasive approach to clearer vision.

Your sight and your quality of life matter. MacuMira is here to support you every step of the way.

How MacuMira Works

Microcurrent Stimulation

MacuMira uses Microcurrent Stimulation to support retinal health. It’s the first and only treatment of its kind for dry AMD, built on technology that has been safely used for decades. 

Improved Vision

A clinical trial showed 100% of patients saw improved visual function after 6 treatments over 30 weeks. On average, patients had improved visual acuity (ETDRS assessment of number of letters read) and contrast sensitivity within 4 weeks of the first treatment. With continued treatment, vision may be able to be maintained indefinitely.

Painless In-Office Therapy

MacuMira requires no injections, medication, lasers, or surgery. Patients simply visit their eye care provider on a prescribed schedule, relax while wearing the MacuMira device for about half an hour, and get on with their day.

Find a MacuMira Provider Near You for Vision-Restoring Dry AMD Treatment

Optometrists across Canada can provide MacuMira therapy to improve patients’ quality of life with dry AMD. If you or a loved one live with dry AMD, find a participating eye clinic near you or contact us for help.

Download the Clinical Trial

The MacuMira clinical trial, published in the International Journal of Retina and Vitreous, found the following:

100%

of patients in the treatment group showed improved vision

48%

of patients improved by at least 10 letters on the ETDRS acuity chart

8.2 ETDRS letters

Average improvement, along with a 25% average increase in ETDRS acuity

0

adverse effects of treatment

100%

of treated patients maintained their vision improvements for the duration of the trial

During the trial period, placebo group participants’ visual acuity decreased by 2 ETDRS letters read on average.

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