Can-C eye drops

Can-C eye drops are one of the latest anti-ageing breakthroughs and contain a special form of Carnosine, called N-acetylcarnosine, a natural antioxidant, that has achieved remarkable results in clinical trials. Dr Babizhayev, who headed the Russian research team (Innovative Vision Products - IVP) that developed this ground breaking treatment, has stated that the maximum obtainable results are usually achieved in a 3 to 5 month period, however there are often noticeable benefits within only 1 month.

Marios Kyriazis, M.D. has written a booklet on the subject. In it he states that the research highlights that quality and formula are essential to both efficacy and long-term safety. To ensure that you are purchasing an officially approved and tested product, the packaging should clearly state that it is approved by IVP. Can-C is the world's first N-acetylcarnosine eye-drop to meet the strict criteria laid down by IVP and is therefore officially approved by IVP.

Can-C eye-drops are sold as an eye-lubricant, but are being used in parts of the world for other eye problems as well. They are safe to be used by most people, including those with cataracts.

Another patented formula has been developed by IVP, (the inventors of Can-C) called Can-C Plus. Its synergistic combination of ingredients provides an environment for Can-C eye-drops to be even more beneficial. We recommend using Can-C eye-drops and Can-C Plus together for those who want the maximum benefit from day one.

Initially, instil two drops into one or both eyes twice a day - there is no benefit in exceeding this dose. Once the effects are being felt (usually after 4-6 months), one drop twice a day is usually a suitable on-going regime. It is recommended that occasional use of N-acetylcarnosine eye-drops continue even after the reduction/reversal of symptoms to prevent any re-occurrence.