Oclumed Nutritional Eye Drops | 16ml | Highest Concentration of Antioxidant N-Acetylcarnosine Available 2% | Effective Solution for Cataracts & Dry Eyes

Customer Reviews

• A. C.

  5.0 out of 5 stars Don't SHAKE

  Directions on the box specifically say to "gently swirl, do not shake before use". As far as the stinging: I have found that doing one eye at a time & keeping my eyes closed for 30-60 seconds is sufficient + if you can apply them in a darkened room, it nearly eliminates that sting.I started using these drops a month before getting my eyes examined for distance vision glasses. I had waited for 2 years until I felt that my vision had "settled in". One week after the exam for distance vision (mild) glasses, I went to pick them up. Crazy thing --- my vision had improved to the point the Rx glasses made vision worse & I could see clearer than before the exam. The only thing I did differently was use this product 2x a day. (First thing in the morning, last thing at night. And yes, I know the directions say 1x a day!) I use "Dollar Store" reading glasses of 2 magnification. I'm almost 78. Prior to using this product, I had been using AREDS 2 for 2 years. FULL DISCLOSURE: I believe I may have an advantage due to studying & consuming supplements since the early 1970's + my dietary habits are much healthier than average.

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• E. R.

  4.0 out of 5 stars So far so good

  I started using these a couple weeks ago when the doctor said I had cataracts and maybe dry eye too. I've been having blurry vision on and off. He wants me to get new glasses first before going for surgery.In the meantime I decided to give these a try. First off they do not sting. They do not cause my eyes to be sticky or blurry or any other issues. I'm real sensitive and have tried dry eye drops that make me worse so, not having any ill effects is a plus for me.The worst part is having to use them three times a day because it's so easy to forget the middle dose when I keep them up by my bed. I've ordered a second bottle to have one downstairs.Anyway so far so good. I can not say if they have helped yet but certainly they are no worse. I've not had any big blurry days since using them. I also realize I need to use them for a couple months so I'll be back to update once that time has passed.

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• G.

  5.0 out of 5 stars What you should know...It works

  I live in West Texas, 320 miles west of Fort Worth I am a network Engineer and I travel a lot throughout West Texas and Eastern New Mexico. I often get to clients near or into New Mexico around 7:00 AM when the Sun is coming up. Once on 1-10 I arrived in Ft. Stockton, TX as the sun was just above the horizon. Everything had a halo type glow around it. I freaked... Soon after I went to the Eye doctor to get new glasses and have my eyes checked. And yes they found the start of a Cataract in my rt eye. I have always expected this might happen since I have lived in-front of a computer monitor for 30 years... I of course did a bunch of research and studies on treatments.Well there is only one treatment that is popular, "Surgery"... Hell no if I can help it. Too many horror stories. The next alternative was Oclumed drops. I read about the tests, trials and the results on dogs eyes. So I decided to try them and as directed 3 times a day and message my eyes for 40 to 50 seconds. These sting at first and I think of it as they are working when they do that and Oclumed states they will.I have used them now for 3 months finishing my third bottle. Oclumed did not say these are a fast get healed Med. Having read the results on the dog's eyes and I expected that too. As far cost, I have read about people using these drops once a day or something like that for a few weeks and expect a quick result. Come on people, "READ the INSTRUCTIONS". I follow the instructions and these WORK! Not a quick cure at all, but the Halo had reduced greatly. There are times when the glow at sunrise or sunset is gone. These work but it was never claimed to work fast.And the cost?!! Some actually complain about the cost. "Really?!!" Surgery cost between $3500 and $7000. How can $75 for several months be criticized compared to just $3500.00. It may not make the cataract go away completely but it helps manage and in my case reduce it. And the $75.00 a month for 4 months or so verses the $75 for 44 months to get to $3500, the low end of cataract surgery. Hmm the numbers speak for themselves. I suggest if you have Cataracts try these, but give them am chance. If your case is severe they may not work, but it cannot hurt. The are well worth the money for me...

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• A. C.

  4.0 out of 5 stars A hope and a prayer

  My doctor advised that I need cataract surgery. I thought for $75 this is worth the gamble. It seems to work for awhile after using it for a few days . I'll decide after using it for a few weeks.

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• L.

  3.0 out of 5 stars My eyes are still red after discontinuing drops over a week ago. :)

  I only tried the drops two or three days. I LOVE the idea of NAD drops! The formula sounds great and I’m willing to pay more money for Advanced products with excellent nutrition. I read the reviews and heard that they could sting, but usually brought good results and I’m OK with them stinging for a little bit. Then I realize even if I use them at night my eyes were still read the next morning which is too long I thought these would be great but today a barista today asked me if I had been crying. I have a choice of blazing red eyes or using eye whitener drops. And like I said, it’s been more than a week that I have not used them and I’m easing even now using anti-histamine drops that are not helping the redness. I appreciate being able to refund them.

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