Overview
Bangladesh achieved impressive results in reducing poverty since the 1990s while increasing life expectancy, literacy rates and food production due to sustained economic growth. Bangladesh was also one of the first countries that has introduced a national program for prevention of blindness in the 1980s. Despite these high-level efforts, at least 6 million people, including 1.3 million children, suffer from refractive errors preventing them from effectively participating in day-to-day activities.
Currently, there are only 1,100 ophthalmologists in the country, nearly exclusively in the urban areas, hence making the eye care services virtually non-existing in rural communities, or the large refugee Rohingya community.
DOT Glasses is the first sustainable solution to the worldâs vision problem
âĒ Adjustable one-size-fits-all eyeglasses
âĒ A transformational lens concept
âĒ Simple proprietary vision testing tools
âĒ Easy 60-minute training to prepare anyone to provide basic vision care
Better eyesight, straight out of our kits
âĒ End user price from 3 USD* including vision testing
âĒ Patented, snap-together, adjustable frames designed by a subsidiary of Mercedes Benz.
âĒ Extraordinarily robust 100% injection molded ABS plastic.
âĒ Impact and scratch-resistant lenses
Delivering Disruptive Vision Care
By simplifying the supply chain and removing the need of an optometrist, DOT Glasses can deliver cheap prescription glasses via channels that may not have any previous eyecare experience.
Lowest end-to-end costs
No optometrist required
Easy training
Fast diagnosis and instant delivery
Anywhere in the world
Help the community & support the local economyâ
By simplifying the supply chain and removing the need of an optometrist, DOT Glasses can deliver cheap prescription glasses via channels that may not have any previous eyecare experience.
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