Specification
Product Details
- Size: 50
- Color: default
- Brand: Bausch & Lomb
- Model: AB46530
- Released on: 2006-05-01
- Ingredients: Gelatin, fish oil (anchovy, sardine), glycerin, yellow beeswax, silicon dioxide, soy lecithin, FD&C red #40, FD&C blue #1, titanium dioxide, natural flavoring.
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 3.40" h x
2.10" w x
2.15" l,
.16 pounds
Features
- Ocuvite Adult formula is an antioxidant supplement with 6mg of Lutein and 150mg of Omega-3, that work naturally together to protect and promote bright healthy eyes.
- Contains both Lutein and Omega-3
Product Description
Age-adjusted formula. Advanced eye nutrition. 6 mg lutein and 150 mg of Omega-3. Easy to swallow soft gels. Number 1 recommended brand among eye care professionals. Only Ocuvite Adult 50 Plus offers the unique combination of vitamins and minerals that will help your eyes stay healthy while maintaining their natural, vibrant look. as we age, free radicals pose a greater threat to eye health. Our bodies don't neutralize them as effectively as before. the right amount of natural antioxidants, such as 6 mg of lutein found in Ocuvite Adult 50 Plus can help maintain eye health as you age. (This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease).
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
53 of 53 people found the following review helpful.
By A.W.T.Night
I have been taking Occuvite 50+ for a few years on the recommendation of an optometrist, who thought he might have detected the beginning of macular degeneration. At the time, I had begun to notice an increase in floaters in my eyes. I am not aware of any relation between the two conditions, but over time the floaters have decreased. That might have happened anyway, but I mentioned it to my elderly mother, who has a big problem with floaters, and she wanted to give Ocuvite 50+ a try. After a year of taking one pill a day, she says her floaters have significantly decreased, and in addition she can see better: She does not have to use a magnifying glass as much when reading. So we think it is working well for us, but the only way to really tell if it is making the difference is to stop taking it and notice worsening, then start taking it and notice improvement again. The potential worsening of vision and time lag to seeing results is too long for us to be willing to do the trials. We prefer to let sleeping dogs lie. If it's not broken, don't fix it.I wanted to compare this product to other Ocuvite products such as the new Preservision, but could not easily find the ingrediants on-line. (I hope they were not in plain sight, which would mean I am going blind! :-) Anyway, here are the ingrediants from the bottle. Reading them was an exercise in vision, since the type was extremely small. (Perhaps it should say: If you can't read the ingrediants, then you need to take the product! :-)Vitamin C 150 mg, Vitamin E 30 IU, Zinc 9 mg, Copper 1 mg, Lutein 6 mg, Omega-1 150 mg. Other ingrediants: Gelatin, Fish oil (anchovy, sardine), Glycerin, Yellow beeswax, Silicon Dioxide, Soy Lecithin (contains peanut oil), Caramel color, Titanium Dioxide, Blue 2 Lake, Yellow #6 Lake, Red #40, Red #40 Lake.
55 of 59 people found the following review helpful.
By Claire Jordan
I've been having problems with inflammation in one of my eyes, so along with the prescription eyedrops I've been taking (which, so far, haven't been very effective) I thought it might not be a bad idea to take some vitamins specifically for my eyes.When I ordered these I was in a little bit of a panic and didn't really read the vitamin contents as closely as I should have (actually, they aren't included in the Amazon product listing, so you have to go to the Bausch & Lomb website for a complete vitamin list for this product.)After receiving it I realized that every vitamin that's included in this product, with the exception of the lutein and the omega-3, is already in my multivitamin in larger amounts. So basically I paid $27 for 100 softtabs with 6mg of lutein and 150mg of omega-3 in each one. That seemed a little pricey to me so I costed it out:Buying lutein by itself is much less expensive than this product (under eight bucks for 100 6mg softtabs or about .08 a tab.) A quality omega-3 is about .05 for a 1000mg tab (the B&L vitamin has only 150mg of omega-3 so with the other omega-3 I'm paying less than .01 for the equivalent of 150mg.)So, by not being a more observant shopper I have inadvertently paid .27 a tab for about .09 cents worth of vitamins. Ouch! I will kick myself for the next 100 days that I pop one of these in my mouth.I'm sure these are very good vitamins, just a little expensive for what you are getting. If you don't care about price, these are probably a great, convenient option for you. But if you are a frugal soul like me you might want to buy the lutein and omega-3 separately and take them along with your daily multivitamin to the same effect for about a third of the price.One other thing and this is a just nit-pick, but if you were designing a package for a product intended for people over 50 with eye problems wouldn't you use something a little larger than a 4 point font? I can't even read this bottle with my readers - I had to actually break out a magnifying glass... I just want to thank the 20 year old package designer at B&L for making my day a really special one!
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
By Claire Jordan
I've been having problems with inflammation in one of my eyes, so along with the prescription eyedrops I've been taking (which, so far, haven't been very effective) I thought it might not be a bad idea to take some vitamins specifically for my eyes.When I ordered these I was in a little bit of a panic and didn't really read the vitamin contents as closely as I should have (actually, they aren't included in the Amazon product listing, so you have to go to the Bausch & Lomb website for a complete vitamin list for this product.)After receiving it I realized that every vitamin that's included in this product, with the exception of the lutein and the omega-3, is already in my multivitamin in larger amounts. So basically I paid $27 for 100 softtabs with 6mg of lutein and 150mg of omega-3 in each one. That seemed a little pricey to me so I costed it out:Buying lutein by itself is much less expensive than this product (under eight bucks for 100 6mg softtabs or about .08 a tab.) A quality omega-3 is about .05 for a 1000mg tab (the B&L vitamin has only 150mg of omega-3 so with the other omega-3 I'm paying less than .01 for the equivalent of 150mg.)So, by not being a more observant shopper I have inadvertently paid .27 a tab for about .09 cents worth of vitamins. Ouch! I will kick myself for the next 100 days that I pop one of these in my mouth.I'm sure these are very good vitamins, just a little expensive for what you are getting. If you don't care about price, these are probably a great, convenient option for you. But if you are a frugal soul like me you might want to buy the lutein and omega-3 separately and take them along with your daily multivitamin to the same effect for about a third of the price.One other thing and this is a just nit-pick, but if you were designing a package for a product intended for people over 50 with eye problems wouldn't you use something a little larger than a 4 point font? I can't even read this bottle with my readers - I had to actually break out a magnifying glass... I just want to thank the 20 year old package designer at B&L for making my day a really special one!
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