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You Gotta See This Video Contest

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Incendia Health. All opinions are 100% mine.

Millions of people are now considering the use of Contact lenses as an alternative for those bulky eyeglasses. But actually, wearing contact lenses has its own risks. Infections may occur and the lifetime costs of wearing contact lenses are high. LASIK is an alternative to wearing corrective eyeglasses or contact lenses. LASIK (laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis) is a type of surgery that reshapes your cornea to correct the refractive imperfections in your eye. The iLASIK Procedure is the world’s most modern form of LASIK surgery which combines Wave front mapping technology with two lasers for a safe and completely tailor-made procedure. It is fast and nearly painless.

If you are one of the million people who benefited using LASIK, well it is time for you to win exciting prizes just by sharing your experiences.

Abbott Medical Optics Inc. (AMO), a global leader in laser vision correction, wants to know how better vision could improve or has improved people’s lives. The “You Gotta See This” video contest is sponsored by Abbott Medical Optics Inc. (AMO), a world leader in latest laser vision correction. This iLASIK Video Contest invites entrants to make a video showing the impact of improved vision, for a chance to win cash and prizes.

The contest runs through December 10, 2009. The Winners will be chosen on January 10, 2010. Entries will be judged on overall creativity, association with the topic of better vision and votes received from the public.
One Grand Prize winner will win $5,000, the approximate market value for the iLASIK Procedure. Three First Prize winners, one from each category, will win the HDTV package valued at $2,500 a piece. Three Second Prize winners, one from each category, will win the Flip UltraHD™ camcorder, a $199.99 value.

To enter this contest, contestant should create and submit a video showing how better vision could improve your life. Here the video should be 90 second in length. The video can be of anything you want but must be applicable to one of three categories:

• “My contacts are getting in the way of my good time”
• “My favorite sport or activity would be so much cooler with better vision”
• “You should see life after the iLASIK® Procedure”