Customer Reviews

Life Extension Brite Eyes Iii Vials (5 Ml Each), 2-Count

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When I received the product I was looking for something to work fast on cataracts. This isn't it. I still continued taking the product even when my sight wasn't getting any better. Besides I bought 4 bottles. At first I was doing the drops 4 times a day for the first 4 months. Then dropped down to morning and night after that. So after taking this since April of 2010 till November 2010, I have notice improvement. One eye was just starting to get a slight fog over it and now it is gone. Hurray!!!! The right eye was a lot worse then the other, even though it has improved. The color was all distorted when I started and a fog over the eye. Right now the color is back (Hurray) even though the fog is still their. I will continue this product, due to the improvement even if it is slow but on going. Not an over night improvement that everyone wants. Still worth it for those who want to wait or the doctor says your not bad enough for the operation. Remember those cataracts didn't just come in overnight and won't leave overnight either. I can understand those people who want to have an overnight improvement. I did too!
It does take a while to get use to the drops because it does cause a little discomfort for a few seconds when you put them in your eye. Remember to follow the directions on the thing. Use a sterile needle when you open the bottle top. Don't make the hole to big or you will be hurting for certain.
Good Luck to those who try this. Hope it works a little faster then me.

I have been using this product for over a year now and it has cleared up my cataract problem in my left eye. The doctors were quick to recommend the operation but I wanted to find a natural way. I checked and rechecked the ingredients and the safety aspect of this product. Please give it a chance and see if it works for you.If you check around,you can get it cheaper than Amazon.

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After having had one cataract removed, and that was over four years ago, I attribute the lack of a secondary "residual" growth of the cataract, and the absence of anything in the other eye, to a combination of daily use of the N acetyl Carnosine eyedrops with other supplements and good diet. The Life Extension Brite Eyes III product seems to be consistent, well dated, and the bottle is now well enough designed (follow the instructions carefully) so that the drops are dispensed accurately. Interesting that the idiotic FDA regs force the manufacturers to label the most important ingredient as among the "inactive" ingredients!

I have been using this product for about 5 weeks now and have started to notice improvement in both eyes. My right eye was much worse than the left one and the yellowish/browinish tint I used to see is starting to go away. I hope it will continue to improve but some is better than nothing. The left eye didn't have the yellowish/brownish tint so am not using as many drops in it but have noticed an improvement in color perception. Some web sites I have been viewing say that is takes about 3 to 6 months before improvement is noticed so I might be doing a little better than normal. The only complaint I have so far is a little stinging sometimes when I use it. It is most noticeable if I use the drops right after taking out my contact lenses, but it is not too severe.

After having doubts about the potency and effectiveness of these eye drops, I switched to Can-C after 14 days. It seems as though, after doing this, I started to notice more change as far as visual performance. But I did an experiment yesterday, that startled me. I decided to alternate between Can-C and Brite Eyes III. After 4-5 drops that day I developed severe redness and irritation, which I had never experienced with either drops before to that degree. This leads to believe that the chemistry between the two drops is somehow incompatible or different. I would also say, from my experience, that the Brite Eyes III drops cause MORE irritation than Can-C.

Update March 17 2011: I no longer believe there is any significant difference between Brite Eyes III and Can-C. Even though neither is working for my cataract, I will be using Brite Eyes III in the future because it's less expensive.

I gave this a fair try, it burned my eyes on contact, then turned them red. Customer service said the burning-stinging sensation should diminish after using awhile, used most of 1 vial without positive results.
Was hoping it would work.

I bought this product for my dog. Used it 4 times a day for almost 2 months. Saw no improvement. May have even gotten worse... Maybe I'll give can-c a try

6 months ago the eye doctor told me that the cataract in my left eye (first diagnosed about 20 years ago) was not operable for several reasons, the main being the high risk of retinal detachment because of my progressive myopia, even though it had begun to cause problems with my vision to the extent that I wanted to do something about it. At that time they refrected me and my vision in that eye was about 20/50 and 20/25 in my right eye (which has the start of a cateract). I started using these drops the same week, two drops twice a day in my left eye since i felt that the only thing I had to lose was money and if they worked (about which I was a bit skeptical) it was the only option I really had.
I just returned from the eye doctor and my vision in my left eye has improved to 20/30. This is in 6 months time I was amazed and so was the doctor. His response was "Your eyes are getting younger." He had never heard of N-acetyl carnosine eye drops but said to continue them since the drops appeard to be working. He said that the cataract had not gotten any worse since the last visit.
I though that my vision had improved but did not want to review the drops until I had some type of confirmation from the doctor.
They really do work! I don't know just how much more improvement I will get (I still have problems with glare and ghost images in my left eye but not as bad) but I will continue to use themas long as I continue to see improvement in my vision!
I am also starting them in my right eye to see if that new cateract can be stopped in it's tracks before it gets as bad as the one in my other eye.
I do notice that the Brite Eyes III drops do cause occasional stinging but I think that is because I keep them in the refrigerator. If I let then stand and warm up to room temperature they do not sting.

My wife and I have been using these since June, 2011. I did a lot of reading online before buying Life Extension brand. I had to spend weeks to convince her to use them, printing out articles for her, but then she noticed that working at a computer, her eyes did not get tired when using the drops. Now if I forget, she demands I bring the eyedrops. That is quite an endorsement, coming from a skeptic.

Brite Eyes was perscribed by my Family Physician for cataract treatment. It also helps moisten my dry itchy eyes. I am pleased so far with my results.