
Finally, a branding opportunity that reaches millions of Americans.
Our product provides a practical alternative to typical low vision devices. It doesn’t require batteries. Its instructions are easy. Even better? Unlike any other product on the market, it costs little to nothing for the consumer, as it qualifies as a patient education device under PhRMA Guidelines and The Sunshine Act. This means it can be freely distributed by doctors offices and pharmaceutical companies, without having to report transfer of value.
Product Info & Specifications

Focus By Winross: A Solution To The Sunshine Act
Developing products which fit into these guidelines — those which have educational value to patients, and void of personal gain for healthcare providers — has been a challenge for distributors with pharmaceutical companies. Unlike other PhRMA Compliant products — brochure dispensers, new patient kits, and so on — Focus has extended product benefits.
PhRMA Compliant & Sunshine Act Exempt
Benefits To The Cruise, Hospitality Industry, & More
For companies in the hospitality, cruise, and other industries, this product provides the perfect opportunity to promote your brand, and create long term brand recognition with consumers. This is the type of product individuals will hold onto as long as they can. Because it can play a role in their daily routines, it provides companies with an innovative chance to deliver their brand’s message everyday to consumers. In addition, it is beneficial and appropriate for people of all ages.
End User Benefits
The market is saturated with high end, high quality low vision devices, and while many of them are beneficial to consumers, none of them are as cost effective as Focus. Our product is inexpensive to make, simple to use, and solves a widespread problem: over 29 million Americans have trouble seeing, which results in roughly 500,000 medication errors outside of a hospital setting each year.
This mismanagement of medications can lead to additional health problems for individuals. Focus can ensure individuals can accurately read their prescription labels, and then take the appropriate dosage each time. There are plenty of low vision devices available to help individuals read small print, but none are specifically designed to help people manage and take their medications. When used properly, Focus can help eliminate medication error 100%.
In addition to its physical benefits, because this classifies as a patient educational device under PhRMA Guidelines and The Sunshine Act, it can be given out to individuals — for free — at medical facilities and doctor’s offices.