Nu-Eyes™ Product Information and Uses

Is Nu-Eyes safe?

Nu-Eyes is manufactured in a GMP (Good Manufacturing Procedures) facility per FDA guidelines, however only the lubricants (Carboxymethylcellulose sodium) and (glycerin) are approved by the FDA for ophthalmic use, and can be listed as active ingredients on our label. Nu-Eyes is not FDA approved for the treatment of cataracts as the clinical trials have been conducted primarily in Russia over the last decade; therefore N-Acetylcarnosine (1%) is listed as an inactive ingredient on the label.

Nu-Eyes is buffered to a neutral PH as are most eye drops. If the individuals PH level is highly acidic (diabetics are often very acidic) and/or if the individuals eyes are excessively tired and/or strained, (which can cause lactic acid), Dr. Babizhayev has stated that there might be a slight period of burning or tingling upon application. This generally is only a problem for a short period with the initial use of Nu-Eyes, for these particular individuals, and can often be eliminated by spreading the applications more evenly through out the day. For example, 1 drop 4 times daily, verses 2 drops 2 times daily. N-acetylcarnosine is a natural anti-oxidant, which effectively refreshes the eyes and will aid in preventing dryness and eyestrain, which is why more frequent applications can often be the answer. Of course as with all eye drops if any burning persists, immediately consult your eye care specialist and discontinue use of the product.

Are there any potential side effects?

With this formula, utilized in 10 years of human clinical trials, there have been no reported side effects or contra-indications, even when used everyday for up to 2 years.

Are there any medications that conflict with Nu-Eyes?

Always consult your physician and/or eye care specialist when adding a new medication or product to an existing regimen. It is advised that Nu-Eyes be applied no sooner than 1 hour, before or after applying any other prescription eye drop.

Are there any vitamins or supplements that conflict with Nu-Eyes?

While in most cases taking vitamin supplements in no way conflict with the good effects of Nu-eye's (N-acetylcarnosine) ability to address cataracts, there are some antioxidants that can greatly inhibit the intended result of this product. The supplements of concern are ocular support anti-oxidants as these particular supplements tend to have a remotely similar action toward addressing the problem of cataract and in actuality compete with, and then negate the superior action of n-acetylcarnosine which is far more direct in it's ability to address the problem of cataract. For these reasons the supplements that should not be taken in conjunction with n-acetylcarnosine are Lutein and Zeaxanthin.

Could there be a problem with using Nu-Eyes while I am Chelating?

Interestingly enough chelation, while extremely beneficial for many health conditions including ocular diseases, can greatly interfere with the potential effectiveness of Nu-Eyes. The mineral extraction process of chelation also extracts necessary trace minerals from Dr. Babizhayev's N-acetylcarnosine formula, which inhibit its effectiveness. Therefore it is advised to complete the chelation process entirely prior to beginning the use of Nu-Eyes.

Are N-acetylcarnosine eye-drops useful for eye-disorders other than cataracts and glaucoma?

Although the information is not yet published, Dr. Mark Babizhayev the leading expert on the use of NAC eye drops, believes NAC could potentially also be beneficial as well as a preventive measure for the following eye conditions:

• Presbyopia Corneal disorders
• Computer Vision Syndrome
• Eye strain
• Ocular inflammation
• Blurred vision
• Dry Eye Syndrome
• Retinal diseases
• Vitreous opacities and lesions
  

Who should use Nu-Eyes?

Anyone who wants to experience clearer vision and enjoy fresher-feeling eyes. The use of Nu-Eyes may be particularly important for anyone who:

• is 35 years old or older
• is nearsighted
• wears reading glasses
• is African American
• has a family history of cataracts and/or glaucoma
• has had excessive exposure to sunlight
• has a history of internal eye injury or bleeding
• has had previous eye surgery
• has used oral and/or ocular steroid medication (including eye drops) for a prolonged period of time.
• has high blood pressure
• has poor circulation
• has diabetes
• has experienced chronic or recurring inflammation within the eye
  
• has been diagnosed with "cupping" of the optic nerve
  

Apply two drops in the effected eye(s) two to three times daily, or as directed by a physician. Note: When applying the drops be sure the 1st drop is fully absorbed before applying the 2nd drop to prevent wasting any of the product this can mean waiting up to 5 minutes between the first and second drop application.

Can I use Nu-Eyes™ to prevent the onset of eye disorders such as Cataracts and Retinal disease?

As a preventative measure and to maintain the good health of the eye Dr. Babizhayev recommends one drop into each eye daily with intermittent breaks or as directed by a physician.

Will my cataract come back after it is gone?

Dr. Babizhayev recommends that occasional use of N-acetylcarnosine eye-drops continue even after the reduction or reversal of cataracts because senile cataract is an on-going aging problem caused by low anti-oxidant protection, high free radical production and the process of auto-oxidative glycosylation etc. For over all ocular health and cataract prevention, 1-drop into each eye daily with intermittent breaks.

How long will each carton of Nu-Eyes™ last?

Each carton of Nu-Eyes now contains two 5ml vials and each 5ml vial contains approximately 75-drops. When used as a preventive measure, one drop in each eye, one carton of Nu-Eyes will last for approximately eight to ten weeks. When used for vision enhancement, two drops in the effected eye twice daily, one carton of Nu-Eyes will last approximately four weeks.

When will I begin to notice any changes or improvements?

For maximum results, consistent application for four to six months is recommended although many of our customers inform us of notable improvement and relief during the first month of use. Typically, you will begin to see initial results after the use of 3 to 4 cartons (approximately 3-4 months). Results are more significant after the use of four to five cartons (approximately 5 months) and dramatic results are achieved after six to ten cartons (approximately five to 8 months). Because senile cataracts, and most other age-related eye disorders, are caused by low anti-oxidant and high free-radical activity, the regular and consistent use of low-dose Nu-Eyes™ is recommended by Dr. Babizhayev as a strategy for enhancing the natural anti-oxidant defense system of the eye.
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My cataract is pretty bad will Nu-Eyes™ still work?

The sooner one starts, the better the results are. In clinical trials, those who had cataracts less than seven years experienced the most dramatic results. Those who had cataracts for seven to 15 years still enjoyed very good results. Those who had cataracts for more than 15 years experienced less dramatic improvements.

Are these results long-lasting?

The benefits of using Nu-Eyes are long lasting when the product is used on a regular and on-going basis. To maintain maximum results, use one drop of Nu-Eyes in each eye six days a week, with a one or two week break every two months.

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Disclaimer: The statements contain herein have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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