Churi: 2.5B People Globally Lack Access to Eye Exams
Sal Churi · Sal Churi, Keri Findley, and Wesley Chan: Innovators Changing Our World Right Now · Joe Lonsdale · Sep 3, 2021 · at 10:51
Trust Ventures General Partner Sal Churi discusses regulatory hurdles and access shortages in the vision care market.
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“Worldwide, two and a half billion people need an eye exam and can't get one. And even here in the States, 24% of U.S. Counties don't have an optometrist in them.”
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