How do Can-C™ (N-Acetyl-carnosine) eyedrops actually work to reverse cataracts?

Researchers found the healthy eye contains high levels of the natural antioxidant carnosine. Interestingly the eyes of those suffering from degenerative ocular diseases such as cataracts were found to be grossly deficient in this essential ocular antioxidant.
N-Acetyl-Carnosine (Can-C™) Eye Drops – The Cure For Cataract? A Doctor’s Point of View

Study results showed an effective rate of 100% on primary senile cataract (i.e. all patients experienced an improvement). For those with cataracts the longest, in some cases more than 20-years, the effective rate was still an extremely impressive 80%.
What can you do to save your aging pet’s eyesight?

Just like us, our pets develop health issues and often experience vision problems as they age. Dogs in particular are known to develop eye diseases. Underlying conditions such as diabetes can cause eye diseases, such as glaucoma and cataract.
Tips to apply Can-C™ Eye Drops To Your Dog’s Eyes

The application of eye medications to your dog can be a daunting task for both pet and parents at first. Follow these canine application tips to make administering these all-important drops a regular part of your pet’s eye care treatment plan.
Animal Clinical Trials Prove Can-C™ Safe and Effective “A new phenomenon of “melting snow” in 96% of canines in only a few weeks…

These studies produced remarkably fast results in the improvement of clarity, glare sensitivity and overall vision for the animals involved. Furthermore, no serious side effects were noted and the beneficial affects were sustainable.
Four tips to protect your eyes from the cold weather

While UVB rays, the primary cause of sunburn, are at their strongest in the summer, people who venture outdoors need to safeguard their eyes from exposure to UV light year-round, says the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO)
Discover the Surprising Reason Why Women are at Higher Risk for Eye Disease and Learn Simple Tricks to Keep Your Eyes Healthy Now!

Did you know that women are more susceptible to eye conditions such as cataract and glaucoma than men? According to the National Eye Institute, two out of every three people living with blindness or vision problems are women.
Cracking the Cataract Mystery: The Ultimate Guide to Cataracts

In this article, we will discuss cataracts, a common eye condition that affects the quality of life for millions of people worldwide and is a leading cause of preventable vision loss. We will explore the causes, symptoms…
First aid tips to prevent sun UV damage to your vision

While UVB rays, the primary cause of sunburn, are at their strongest in the summer, people who venture outdoors need to safeguard their eyes from exposure to UV light year-round, says the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO)
Why are your eyes watering all the time? Concerns and solutions for Dry Eye Syndrome

Dry Eye Syndrome (DES) is a complex and often frustrating condition. If left unresolved it can lead to far more serious eye conditions. Fortunately, there are several ways to alleviate dry eye syndrome and reduce the risk of vision loss. In this article, we will discuss the causes, symptoms, avoidable risks, and treatments for dry eye syndrome.
Is It Possible to Reverse Cataracts Without Surgery?

Previously, cataract formation resulting in the need for cataract surgery was believed to be an inevitable part of the aging process. Current Research has revealed that the topical application of specific nutrients to the eyes can prevent and even reverse the progression of cataract severity for thousands of aging individuals. In clinical trials Can-C eye drops applied daily were shown to reverse protein aggregation (oxidation) and inflammation in the majority of subjects thereby allowing the eyes’ natural repair mechanisms to keep the ocular lens clear.
Published study gives real hope to millions with Age-Related Macular Degeneration

“Within 6 months 90% of the trial participants had improved their AMD condition. The improvements continued until the trial ended at 24 months.”