Eye Health Supplement FAQ

Q: What are eye health supplements, and what can they do for you?

Eye health supplements are a must for anyone concerned about their eye health - which should be everyone! Our eyes go through natural wear and tear from daily life and exposure to light, radiation, and free radicals. Over time, these factors take their toll on our eye health and vision, leading to dryness, irritation, and in worse cases, cataracts and eye diseases. That’s where eye health supplements come in! By providing your eyes with quality nutrients, these supplements help to combat, prevent, and minimize damage to your eyes.

Eye health supplements protect and preserve your eyes in many different ways: they combat free radicals to reduce oxidative stress which is detrimental to eye health; they help to maintain high levels of vitamins needed for proper eyesight; they increase the blood supply to the eyes and protect blood vessels; they can help prevent optic neuropathy, cataracts and age-related macular degeneration. Additionally, they can provide relief for dry and tired eyes in a safe, non-invasive way.

Q: Do all eye health supplements work?

Unfortunately, no. Many fly-by-night companies just ride these health trends, manufacturing inferior products with the wrong ingredients and incorrect proportions. They often use cheap fillers and binders that can block the desired effects of the essential nutrients found in eye health supplements.

Q: What should I look for?

• It must contain 10-20mg of lutein and 2mg of zeaxanthin, powerful carotenoids for combating age-related eye diseases.
• It must contain at least 2mg astaxanthin for superior antioxidant protection and preventing age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
• It must contain vitamins B1, C, and E to reduce the risk of developing cataracts.
• It must contain selenium for supporting vision and reducing dry eye symptoms.
• It must contain taurine to protect against age-related macular degeneration.
• It must contain bilberry and grapeseed, whose antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties are highly beneficial for eye health.
• It must contain BioPerine^® or another bioavailability enhancer for increased nutrient absorption and faster results.
• It must have no fillers, binders or any other artificial ingredients.
• It must be 100% pure with no added ingredients that might water down the product.

Q: What about safety? Are there side effects to watch out for?

From our research, we did not find any interference between eye health supplements and other medications or conditions. However, we still recommend consulting with a physician if you have a medical condition or take medications on a regular basis. Also, pregnant or nursing women are advised not to use eye health supplements.

Q: How do I take eye health supplements?

You should take two capsules per day - preferably one in the morning and one in the evening. Some people like taking the complete dosage all at once, but we recommend spacing it out to get the most from your supplement. As with any type of supplement, you should not exceed the recommended daily dosage, because this can pose serious health risks.

Q: How long will it take to see the effects?

Some customers we spoke to reported seeing results in as little as one week. For others, it took about a month. Results can also be a bit different for each person. Some show unbelievable change right away, while for others it takes a little longer. Many of the reputable brands we reviewed offer refunds to customers who don’t see the results they want in any given time frame, like Research Verified that offers a 365-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the results you experience.

Q: How much do eye health supplements cost?

The cost of eye health supplements varies based on the manufacturer. Many of them are just random companies with cheap quality products, trying to cash in on the health trends. Some of these companies sell their supplements for as much as $100 per bottle, which we think is a bit too high. Most of the really good supplements we tested fell in the $40-$50 range. Others may appear cheaper, but they often boast a one-month supply when they’re really only giving you half the recommended dosage with plenty of fillers and binders.