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Benefits:

of Key Substances: - Natural pigments called lutein and zeaxanthin help protect the macula from dangerous light. - Astaxanthin, a type of carotenoid antioxidant, helps protect retinal cells. -Lycopene helps protect all tissues, including eye tissues, fromoxidative damage.

• Omega-3 Fatty Acids support retinal structure and reduce dry eye symptoms

How It Works:

In the retina, lutein & zeaxanthin help protect against damage from blue light as well as going through a process of neutralization (for example: by creating free radicals). The second product is astaxanthin which crosses the blood-retinal barrier to provide protection for photo receptors. Omega 3 DHA is also a structural part of the retinal cell?s structure and, when combined with lycopene, they provide a complete defense system against oxidative stress to promote healthy eyes and macular tissues.

Administering the Medication:

• Dose: As directed by your prescriber (usually 1 capsule daily).
• Duration: Use entire treatment regimen for continued protective effects on the eyes.
• Take with a meal that has a little fat to help with absorption of carotenoids and Omega-3

Precautions:

to be taken

• If you have an allergy to fish, tell your doctor since Omega-3 may come from fish.
• This is not a substitution for regular eye examinations or prescribed medicines for treating eyes.
• If you take blood thinning medication, talk with your doctor before starting this product.

Side Effects:

-Mild nausea or fish-like taste in mouth. -Occasional stomach pain. -Jaundice or yellow skin when excessive carotenoids are ingested over long periods. -An allergic reaction may occur for those who have fish allergies or carotenoid sensitivity (this is very rare).

Storage:

-Store cool and dry; protect from light exposure. -Store out of reach of children. -Put in air-tight container to prevent the oxidation of carotenoids and omega-3 fats.

Important Notice:

You will need a prescription from your Doctor before using this product. The Doctor should be the only one who gives you the dosage. Do not self-medicate.