PreserVision AREDS 2 Eye Vitamins and Multi Vitamins with Lutein and Zeaxanthin Softgels, 120 Count

Been using for years. Dr found blood clot behind my eye. Had to get shots in eye for 6 months. When I got the last one he said get Perservision and make sure you get the one with vitamin K. He says K is the best vitamin for eye health. No problems since.

THIS IS ONE OF THOSE RARE PRODUCTS THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO RATE! The AREDS (Age Related Eye Disease Study) vitamins are clinically proven, high-dose antioxidant supplements formulated to slow the progression of intermediate to advanced age-related macular degeneration (AMD). As such, there is no way to determine if they are doing anything for you. After years of taking them, only your optometrist can determine if there have been any changes in your vision. The study, done in 1992 was only for 7 years, checking 4700 patients every 6 months. No way to tell if they are effect or not. Packaging is nice, box is nice. Expensive health insurance for your eyes.

since three ophthalmologist recommend this I bought some of this presser vision and I've just started using them for a couple of weeks now and I'm hoping they will help my macular degeneration slow down. They're well recommended though so I'm sure they will. Thank you.

this multivitamin Plus two in one eye formula is just amazing. my husband's vision was pretty bad and this has just had remarkable results. also I love the multivitamin in it for him because I know I can trust that they are quality. we get rid of the other multivitamins and this is what he takes everyday now. it helps him a lot.

I've been taking PreserVision AREDS 2 daily for years. It's helped, but I must say that the latest PreserVision with Multi is far superior than any other product. My only criticism is that the coupon that comes in the package has usually expired by the time the product hits Walmart shelves after the new year. I think the coupon is good for two years, so I can't complain. I've learned not to buy the new bottle until April or May. Not this year though.

I only ordered this AREDS plus vitamin because Walmart was out of my regular AEDs. Because it had a vitamin included, I stopped taking my regular centrum vitamins. Not sure if this was the reason, but after about a month and a half I was real fatigued. My doctor ran a test on my thyroid. It was low on selenium, zinc and iodine. It has been low in the past, but not this bad. I looked on the a red bottle for the amounts of iodine, selenium and zinc, and they were much lower than centrum. I should've looked at the bottle closer. I am now back to taking centrum and my regular A reds and seem to be fine.

I trust this vitamin brand. It was recommended by my eye doctor and a number of friends who take it. However, eosinophilic esophagitis makes it difficult for me to swallow anything larger than what my throat can accommodate. One of these things is this softgel due to its size and who knows, maybe the coating. I returned and ordered same brand without additional multivitamins, just 2 eye vitamins, lutein and zeaxanthin. Hopefully, it's smaller and will work for me.

These vitamins are strongly suggested by my retina specialist. They are expensive. I try to use the coupons in each box. The last two boxes purchased which one box today and one in November of last year has coupons that expired in December 2024. Please explain why a company would insert an expired coupon in a current on the counter box.

I don't know if it's because they delivered it and left it in the hot sun, but the pills constantly ooze dark yellow oil. I can't even put it in my pill box cause it destroys the pill box. I had to get a refund. Maybe this item was defective. In comparison, though these pills are very big.

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