Can a vitamin capsule really help my dry eyes?

Give your eye drops a helping hand with Weye Dry Eye Caps.

The answer is yes and they are widely recommended now by ophthalmologists and opticians. This is because our tears have an oil layer that needs to be constantly replenished.

The fatty acids in Weye Dry Eye Caps help the tears to flow smoothly from the meibomian glands onto the eyes and smoothly coat the surface every time we blink. 

In addition, the blood vessels, cartilage, muscles, oils and fluids in the eye can all benefit from the Excelvit® vitamins, minerals, trace elements, lutein, and zeaxanthin in these capsules, to offer protection from cell damage and extend cell life especially as we age.

Excelvit^® provides a source of protein, fatty acids, and vitamin B12.
The eye contains blood vessels, cartilage, muscles, oils and fluids. These structures can benefit from a targeted supplement added to a healthy diet that offer protection from cell damage and extend their life especially as we age.

In the case of dry eyes, fatty acids can improve the quality of oil layer in the tears. This helps the tears to flow smoothly from the meibomian glands onto the eyes to replenish and coat the surface every time we blink.

Vitamin A contributes to the normal maintenance of the conjunctiva. Vitamin C, vitamin E, copper, selenium and zinc have protective functions for cells against oxidative damage.

Key ingredients:
• Excelvit^®: a natural source of proteins, fatty acids and vitamin B12 for cell regeneration.
• Lutein: filters UV rays from sunlight and anti-oxidant to protect the macular cells
• Vitamin D3: anti-oxidant to prevent degeneration from sunlight and protect the cornea.
• Zinc: the most abundant trace element in the retina, prevents macular degeneration and dry eyes.

Directions for use:
Take THREE capsules daily during the first 3 months and then reduce to ONE capsule daily.

Take after the main meal.

Visit our website to read more about Weye dry eye capsules.

 Formulated and prepared by Weye from their range of ‘wellness eyecare.’