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Would you like to rent or buy the Saccadic-Training?
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%CHF 128CHF128
- One-time costs
- 2 exercises of your choice
- 14 days right of return
- Without eyetracking support
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%CHF 198CHF
- 6 Exercises
- 14 days right of return
- With eyetracking support
What customers say about the saccadic training:
«...as independently as before»
«Due to multiple sclerosis I have problems with the visual field (optic nerve). The many different exercises and simulators have motivated me to train frequently (daily). The training was worth it, because after seven months I was as independent as before.» Mr S.«Back to everyday life with the saccadic trainer»
«After a stroke, this programme literally helped me get back to everyday life. At first I only had to learn to 'bear' the pictures, then I could start with the exercises and at the end I was able to improve my skills constantly.
This programme helped me to regain my mobility.
I have been using it for more than half a year and I am very satisfied» Mr. B.«Free trial version for institutions»
«I can recommend the saccadic training because with this software I can start training immediately. As the owner of a smaller occupational therapy practice I appreciate the free trial version for institutions for demonstration purposes. This allows me to test the training with patients in peace and quiet.» Christa Gfeller-Indermühle, occupational therapist
