Can C Eye Drops with N-Acetyl-Cysteine 2 x 5ml

Can-C eye drops with N-acetyl-cysteine 2x 5ml

Age-related cataracts are caused by the breakdown of the structure of protein fibers in the lens of the eye. The clumping of fibers that are no longer intact causes the lens to become cloudy. Characteristic of cataracts, according to the Mayo Clinic. Antioxidants such as the di-peptide carnosine are being researched to repair cell damage caused by free radicals.

A particular form known as N-Acetyl-Carnosine, found in Can-C eye drops, has been shown to be very effective in treating cataracts. By providing the antioxidant L-carnosine in the aqueous humor (fluid surrounding the lens) of the eye, which is present in the form N-acetyl-carnosine in Can-C eye drops, this protects the structural lens proteins from free radical damage.

NAC (N-Acetyl-Cysteine) and Can-C, was developed and patented by Professor Babizhayev, a biophysicist and Executive Director of Innovative Vision Products (IVP), offices in Moscow and in New Castle, Delaware.

Recommendation for use: 2 x 2 drops daily in the affected eyes. Read the leaflet before use.

Content/Ingredients:
Composition 5ml:

Glycerin USP: 1% w/v

Carboxy Methyl Cellulose USP: 0.3% w/v

Excipients: Benzyl Alcohol (As preservative) USP: 0.3%w/v

N-acetyl carnosine: 1% w/v

Potassium Bicarbonate USP qs

Boric Acid NF qs