Can-C Plus™

So I took 3 courses of CanC drops and tablets after an operation on my eye that I was told would very likely result in a traumatic cateract. (Ie caused by the the operation.) The treatment did not seem to help ... 10 months after the operation I started noticing changes in my vision and was told this was what had happened.I took the treatment in both eyes - the other I am told has an age related cateract but at the moment there are no symptoms related to that. Perhaps the drops helped but sadly I really cannot offer any evidence for that. I am 59.

I use these for my older terriers, age 16 and 12, and they go alongside the Can-C eye drops. I've found the combination has helped actually reduce the cataracts in my older dog after a few months use (she's had cataracts for 4 1/2 years) and prevents thickening lens issues with my 12 year old. Highly recommended to use both capsule and drops together of you see sign of cataracts in your pet.

I take these because I use the Can C eye drops although not too sure that I get any benefit from them. It is all trial and error.

have a slight improvement in eyesight, brighter colour; find myself without using my progressive glasses around the house, happens accidentally not purposely. and when finished this i will get some more. one should read about carnosine.

I could find no clinical trials for these Can-C drops and the tiny bottles are totally useless. Proper clinical trials were done on N-Acetyl-Carnosine eye drops for cataracts that show good results, produced by a company that is easily found under - Cataract+N-Acetyl-Carnosine+Eye+Drops -

to try to reduce cataracts

Good value for money

I’ve had numerous bottles of this stuff, it hasn’t worked for me. I am booked in for an operation on my cataracts, something I was hoping to avoid.