Letter to Dr. Kondrot

Dear Dr. Kondrot,

The FDA does not approve microcurrent stimulators for the treatment of eye diseases. So why is it that you are selling the unit and charging $5000 for the treatment?   A similar unit elsewhere is around $800.  When I go to see my nutritionist, homeopathic doctor and acupuncturist who are all very knowledgeable in treating glaucoma the most I will spend is $1000 for the 3.  So I would like to know how you justify charging $5000 + cost of living. 

There are plenty of clinical trials  proving that MC can be effective in the treatment of Macular Degeneration and Retinis Pigmentosa. There are plenty of research regarding the benefits of micro acupuncture for eye diseases.  But almost no research  on Mc and glaucoma.

So what I would like to know specifically is

• Is the treatment being provided as part of an FDA-authorized study?
• What are the results and benefits compared to a control group (a group not receiving microcurrent stimulation)?
• Is lifelong treatment with microcurrent stimulation necessary to maintain benefits?

If you really believe in your technology, let us have it at an affordable price.  Many people out there don't need the 3 day session or just can't afford it. Or the technology really works or it doesn't  with or without all the other therapies.

Agnes Donnadieu

Chicago