Our non-medical participants felt the same presence and immersion using the Oculus, but experienced more reactions while using it than the postgraduate nursing students. This may be because of more movement inside the environment as our non-medical participants went along on a virtual tour. Typically, there were three outcomes for the non-medical participants. First, they felt ‘cyber-sick’ right away, but it eventually disappeared as they got used to it. Second, it went fine in the beginning, but some ‘cyber-sickness’ appeared after few minutes of use. Third, they experienced no sickness at all. Generally, the Oculus Rift was well received by both medical and non-medical participants. However, most of them experienced some type of reaction such as dizziness, dry eyes, and nausea. It is worth noting that the units we used are development kits with low resolution and at an early stage of development. At the time of writing, Oculus VR is soon launching their third version with various improvements.