As usual with most treatments, the earlier you start them, the better results you can expect.

In clinical trials, the fastest and best results were obtained in people who had suffered from senile cataract for less than 7 years. People with cataracts aged 7-15 years continued to achieve good results, while people who had cataracts for longer than 15 years had the least favorable results, although they managed to improve even then.

Opticians know that as a technical measurement, vision should ideally be no worse than 0.3 (equivalent to 20/70).

Can-C eye drops have been shown to have a measurable effect after just 1 month of use! However, it is recommended to continue administration for a period of not less than 3-5 months to obtain maximum effectiveness. Since most clinical studies were conducted over periods of 3 and 6 months, a period of 6 months should be taken into account.

Doses

Therapeutic doses are 1 or 2 drops twice a day.

There is no benefit from using more than 4 eye drops a day, so this dose should not be exceeded.

Also consider that senile cataracts are a progressive disorder of aging. It is due to its low antioxidant content and higher free radical activity (due to age) that Can-C may be required regularly to help maintain the eyes’ natural antioxidants and therefore help prevent the reappearance of age-related symptoms. cataracts and other degenerative eye diseases. As a preventive measure, 1 drop in the eye once daily with occasional breaks may be an appropriate continuous treatment.

Dosage

Tilt your head back and look up. Instill “one drop” and then slowly and gently close your eye. Do not blink or reopen for 60 seconds. Repeat this procedure if a second drop is used. This allows each drop to be absorbed by the eye tissue. Blinking, even once or twice, will pump most of the solution out of your eye. If you have neck problems, lie down or use a chair with a reclining backrest.