Doctor's BEST Natural Vision Enhancers contain Lutemax 2020, Supports Eye Health, Sharper Vision, Helps Filter Out Blue-Light, 60 Softgels

I recently ordered this by mistake, thinking I was ordering the usual FloraGlo lutein vitamins I take--Doctor's Best Lutein with FloraGLO, Gluten Free, Vision Support, 60 Softgels. This Natural Vision I like better, though, because it has 4 mg of zeaxanthin, which is from FloraGLO OPTISHARP, and it also has fish oils. My usual ones have only 1 mg zeaxanthin and no fish oils. Both have 20 mg of FloraGLO lutein, though.The only thing is you apparently need to take two of these Vision Enhancers to get that much lutein, whereas you only need to take one of the other. That make this a one month supply compared to a two month supply for the other. Yet doctors recommend you get 10 mg of lutein and 2 mg of zeaxanthin a day, so you could still just take one of these a day and be okay. (The directions currently on this Amazon page for taking them are not the same as on the bottle. The bottle label says to take two a day, without food. That's it. There is nothing about taking them more than once a day, taking more than two, or about how much to give a child.)Hopefully, this has not totally left you confused. I personally prefer gummie FloraGlo lutein vitamins, but all were discontinued. Thus, I now take only Doctor's Best ones and they work. By that I mean I never wake up any longer in the morning with a painful, tearing eye, which I believe was caused by corneal erosion/abrasion. That happened on and off for a year until I started taking FloraGlo lutein vitamins. The vitamins totally stopped the problem; and when I didn't take them for a while, the problem came back until I started taking them again. (I'm actually afraid to try other types of lutein, for fear they won't work for me.) The Doctor's Best FloraGlo are the most affordable ones I can find and are easy to swallow, too. Many of the big brand name eye vitamins out there, that cost a fortune, don't even have at least 10 mg of any type of lutein in them, which makes them expensive jokes.

Good eye supplement.

Useful for me

I bought these and was skeptical. But they really work pretty good. Been taking them about 2 weeks and I can definitely tell the difference.

For the price you get a little bit more than the Lutemax 2020, you get some fish oil. A lot of brands have been making lutemax cost a lot, maybe it's the source, but even then you get some fish oil so it balances the budget out a bit. This is probably the best combo for eye health.

I was diagnosed with dry eyes. I would wake up sometimes in the middle of the night feeling like someone threw sand in my eyes. I started using the individual preservative free Refresh for eyes which helped and I still use it on occasion. But after taking this on a regular daily basis, my dry eye issue improved significantly and I no longer have to use the eye drops on a daily basis. I would recommend this to anyone diagnosed with dry eyes. It may take a little bit of time to kick in, but after taking it daily and using a full bottle I think you should see positive results.

I like this product for my eyes because of the few and pronounceable ingredients. I looked at many other brands at local health and pharmacy stores and compared to other types of eye supplements before deciding on this one. Since taking this I’ve had less bright light sensitivity. I have no idea if this did help reduce floaters that I started to see, mine were reduced significantly over about one year of using this supplement. Vision problems run in my family and I want to try to protect mine.

No results as of now.