HylaVision Hyaluronic Acid for Healthy Vision, 120 Capsules, From Hyalogic

EyeFactor Hyaluronic Acid with Lutein, Zeaxanthin and Bilberry!

Do you have eye fatigue or strain?

Is your night vision worrisome?

Do you have cloudy or blurry vision?

Are your eyes oversensitive to bright lights?

Are there dark areas in your central vision?

Are your eyes continuously dry?

Vision impairment among the elderly is becoming a major area of public concern and in the United States alone there are more than 1 million that are blind and another 2.4 million that are visually impaired according to the National Eye Institute (NEI), which expects these figures to double over the next three decades as the population ages. Now even younger adults are at an increased risk due to environmental toxins, laser surgeries, diabetes and lack of dietary nutrients.

Other risk factors include:

smoking

hypertension

sunlight exposure

light skin and light colored iris

family history

drugs

Nutritious Ingredients in EyeFactor Hyaluronic Acid

Lutein/Zeaxanthinin:
Filters out harmful light rays and supports the retinal and macular health of the eye. Both Lutein and Zeaxanthin are antioxidant carotenoids and are a critical part of the macular pigment that protects the retina from degeneration. The density of the macular pigment is one measure of eye health. Arguably, lutein and zeaxanthin help maintain healthy cells and tissues in the eye, absorbing dangerous light waves and acting as antioxidants.

Billberry:
Helps the eyes by promoting healthy eye circulation. Also works as a powerful antioxidant that improves night vision, prevents eyestrain and build collagen.

Vitamins A, C , E and Zinc:
Known for their powerful anti-oxidant properties.

Lutein and zeaxanthin are found abundantly in dark green leafy vegetables and in lesser amounts among other colorful fruits and vegetables, such as corn, Brussels sprouts and peppers. While many sources of these carotenoids contain much more lutein than zeaxanthin, some commonly consumed foods such as orange juice, oranges and corn actually contain more zeaxanthin than lutein and may contribute significantly to overall zeaxanthin intake.