RetinGuard^® FAQ

Q: How serious are age-related eye problems?
A: The eyes are especially vulnerable to the negative effects of aging and age-related vision problems can begin as early as middle age. By 70, a significant number of people suffer from age-related vision loss. Basically, if we live long enough, visual impairment is almost inevitable. That's why it is so important to begin a proper supplemental regime early on, to help protect and support healthy vision.

Q: What are the causes of eye disorders like macular degeneration and cataracts and why can RetinGuard help?
A: Although we don't know all the complex causes of age related eye disorders, research shows that free radical damage plays a significant role. RetinGuard^® contains powerful, free radical neutralizing antioxidants, such as lutein, zeaxanthin, meso-zeaxanthin, zinc and vitamins C, and E. All which these been proven to be beneficial for supporting eye health. 1-8

Q: Can anyone take RetinGuard?
A: Yes, adults of all ages who are concerned about maintaining healthy eyes can benefit from taking RetinGuard^®.

Q: Does RetinGuard have any side effects?
A: No, RetinGuard^® is all-natural, non-toxic and free of side effects.

Q: I already take a basic antioxidant formula that contains vitamins A, C, E, lutein and zeaxanthin. Isn't that enough to protect my eyes?
A: Vitamins A, C and E are important eye nutrients. Lutein and zeaxanthin have also been proven to support healthy vision. However, new research indicates a third carotenoid, meso-zeaxanthin may be needed for complete macular density protection.* Scientists believe meso-zeaxanthin can provide better protection against lipid membrane oxidation than lutein and zeaxanthin.* Secondly, the conversion process of lutein to meso-zeaxanthin may not be as efficient throughout the retina as previously thought. 1-4

Q: I'm out in the sun a lot and heard that sunlight can damage the eyes. Can this product help?
A: Studies show that the antioxidants C, E, zinc, and the carotenoid family, such as those found in RetinGuard^®, can help support eye health by protecting against exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays. 4-9

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