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Can-C Eye Drops (2 Vials, 5Ml Each)
£20.40
- Can-C
- Can-C Lubricant Eye Drops with N-Acetylcarnosine 2 / 5 ml Vials
Additional information
| Units | 10 millilitre |
|---|---|
| Brand | Innovative Vision Products |
| Format | drops |
| Country of origin | India |
by Michael Ramsay
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by Polly
Was nervous to use these as I have good eyes…but they get dry and my vision at a distance deteriorated over past 5 years. One drop each eye and my vision was instantly brighter. I read every pub med document on them…. Next it’s the Russian peptides to try. I think they know what they’re doing with natural healing!
by Cath
The bottle is very small which means it’s very rigid and difficult to squeeze a drop out. When it does eventually squeeze out, your eye is awash and the drops run down your cheek which is very wasteful and expensive. As the bottles are sold in pairs it would be better if it was one larger bottle, it would then be more flexible and easier to squeeze.
by Yve Clark
My husband has been using these for 6 months and his cataracts are improving. Not only that, he had to have his glasses changed as his sight was improving after 3 months. Note he sees better without his spectacles now, except for close work. If I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes I wouldn’t believe the difference!
by Universe Man
I use it every morning and it seems to keep my cateract growth at bay. I was told I would need an operation some years ago but so far it’s not that bad.
by Esther Asuming-Mensah
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by Sue Wherrett
Product purchased to try to prevent cataract deterioration. Time will tell whether or not it helps.
by georgina
I had read that the carnosine in these drops would help to reduce, or even clear, cataracts. When I told the eye specialist what I was going to do he said “they won’t work”. I’m afraid to say that after using them for about a year nothing has happened, although it is a very dense cataract. It’s still worth a try if a cataract is just starting.