How do you test your procedure? Do you use live human eyes, cadavers or animals?

Yes, neighbors slamming doors is something that can rarely be addressed or fixed — because they are so unaware of their behavior. In their minds, they don’t think they’re “slamming” anything… they’re just letting the door close on its own… even if the result of their inaction ends in a door slam!

In the synagogue I attend in the morning there is a door that goes between the kitchen and the main sanctuary and it at one point was slamming all the time — if you didn’t catch it, it would slam and slam very hard. People went into the kitchen during the time for prayer and it drove me mad. I actually had my mother and stepfather buy a mechanical door closer and a friend of mine installed it — now no matter how hard anyone tries, they just can’t slam that door! (I made up a song about it slamming — that’s a good sign that something is bothering me )

I’ve noticed the same thing with neighbors, David! It’s always nice to have a door catcher as a neighbor and not a Slammy Slammerstein.

I’m the founder of Stroma and the inventor of its laser eye color procedure. We appreciate (and share) the cautiousness of both physicians and the press regarding safety, but with that caution has come some misinformation about the risk of glaucoma associated with our procedure. To help clarify the issue, we’ve posted a paper at http://www.stromamedical.com/Public_Papers/Glaucoma.pdf. And rest assured, we will not release our product unless and until it has been extensively tested, and our internal board of physicians are satisfied that it is safe.

Best,
Gregg Homer, JSD (PhD)

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