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ACS3000

Bring a version of the AcuVision approach into your own home — so you can keep supporting your vision between visits.

The ACS 3000 device with electrode sponges

What the ACS 3000 does

Dr. Rosenfarb developed the ACS 3000 in 2019 as an at-home device using Frequency Specific Alternating Current micro-stimulation — a way to directly stimulate the eye's own nerve cells, prompting dormant ones to reactivate. Three factors drive most vision decline, and the ACS 3000 is built to address all three:

Poor circulation

Reduced blood flow limits how much oxygen and nutrients reach the eye's nerve cells.

Inflammation

Ongoing inflammation is one of the most common drivers behind vision decline over time.

Oxidative stress

Cellular damage builds up faster than the eye can repair it, wearing down nerve function.

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See inside the Remote Clinic Library

Every past Weekly Q&A call, organized and searchable — full recordings, not just notes.

The Remote Clinic Library's browse page, showing a searchable grid of past Weekly Q&A calls
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September 17, 20261h 2m

Taurine for Macular Degeneration & Sinclair's Anti-Aging Research

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ACS-3000 2.0

$3,000.00

The ACS3000 device is purchased separately from AcuVision Remote Clinic enrollment.

Portrait of Dr. Andy Rosenfarb

About Dr. Andy Rosenfarb

Dr. Rosenfarb developed the ACS 3000 and the AcuVision Remote Clinic so patients could take an active role in supporting their vision at home, guided by the same approach he’s refined over 30 years in practice.

  • ND (Doctorate of Naturopathy)
  • DTCM (Doctorate of Traditional Chinese Medicine)
  • Licensed Acupuncturist (LAc)
  • 30 years in practice
  • 10,000+ patients treated worldwide
  • Featured on The Dr. Oz Show
  • Published author of 6 books on ophthalmic acupuncture