Our practice and its doctors are not affiliated with Visium Max in any capacity. Any communications or messages claiming such a relationship are false and should be considered a scam.
Our practice and its doctors are not affiliated with Visium Max in any capacity. Any communications or messages claiming such a relationship are false and should be considered a scam.
We have received several calls from across the country about a video circulating on
social media that mentions one of our doctors, Dr. Thomas Harper, by name in
connection with a product called Visium Max and the so-called “Astronaut
Protocol.” This video falsely claims Dr. Harper’s endorsement and uses artificial
intelligence to impersonate him. The video intends to deceive viewers and collect
personal data or money from individuals with visual concerns. It primarily targets
patients with Macular Degeneration or other eye diseases through misleading
social media advertisements.
Please do not click on or enter your personal information online for any websites
that you’re not familiar with. We encourage all individuals to use caution as AI
improves and becomes more realistic.
If you have visual concerns, we encourage you to speak with your Ophthalmologist
or Retina Specialist about current treatments on the market. Unfortunately, there
is not a “magic cure” or miracle drug for Macular Degeneration.
