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Lutein, Zeaxanthin and Vision Supplements Tested by ConsumerLab.com

Vision Supplements Review (with Lutein and Zeaxanthin)

 Read our review to find the best vision supplements containing lutein and zeaxanthin. See tests of popular brands like Ocuvite and Preservation, find out which supplements most closely resemble AREDS and AREDS2 formulas. Review the evidence for slowing the progression of age-related macular degeneration.
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1.What is Lutigold Lutein? And why is the capsule of one brand of lutein so much larger than that of another brand, if the amount of lutein on the label is the same?
2.The lutein supplement I bought has a strong odor. Is that normal?
3.I've been using a lutein supplement with 40 mg of lutein and am concerned that this dose may be too high. Are there known harmful side-effects?
4.Which supplements are helpful for age-related macular degeneration (AMD)?
5.Do any supplements help prevent or improve cataracts?
6.The vision supplement I take is based on the AREDS2 formula, but it contains a lot of zinc -- 80 mg in the recommended daily serving. Is it necessary, and safe, to take this much zinc every day?
7.What are the nutritional benefits of avocado oil? Is it healthier than olive oil?
8.Do any supplements help prevent sunburn or skin damage from sun exposure?
9.Does saffron really improve vision or prevent age-related macular degeneration?
10.Do any supplements help prevent or reduce eye floaters?
11.What is the difference between natural and synthetic astaxanthin?
12.Are there vitamins or supplements that can reduce my risk of breast cancer?
13.Can castor oil eye drops improve or dissolve cataracts?
14.I'm at risk for both macular degeneration and Alzheimer's disease, according to my doctors. I've read articles about omega-3 oils saying that more EPA than DHA is good for macular degeneration, and the reverse is true for Alzheimer's. What do you recommend?
15.Is it true that taking calcium supplements increases the risk of developing age-related macular degeneration (AMD)?
16.How much should I expect to pay for supplements? Are higher-priced supplements any better than low-priced brands?
17.I've heard fish oil may be helpful for dry eye. Is this true? How much should I take?
18.Why is beta-carotene still an ingredient in some supplements? Isn't it dangerous?

Clinical Updates Found:
2019 Saffron for Vision (04/30/2019)
2018 Fruit for the Eyes (07/13/2018)
 Lutein and Zeaxanthin Improve Memory (01/16/2018)
2017 Does Lutein Help? (10/01/2017)
 Lutein May Reduce Eye Strain and Headaches (07/15/2017)
 Lutein for Stress? (02/25/2017)
2015 When to Use Lutein (11/08/2015)
 Lutein, Zeaxanthin & Meso-Zeaxanthin for Macular Degeneration (08/12/2015)
 Lutein and Visual Processing (06/21/2015)
2013 Best Supplements for Vision (Macular Degeneration) (05/12/2013)

Recalls and Warnings Found:
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1.Seller of Vision, Cholesterol, Prostate Supplements and More Warned for Drug Claims (06/06/2017)
2.Life Extension Warned for Drug Claims (02/14/2017)
3.Seller of Omega-3, Ginkgo, Vision Supplements & More Warned for Drug Claims (08/13/2016)
4.Seller of Vision Supplements Warned for Drug Claims (05/15/2016)
5.Seller of Vision Supplements Warned for Manufacturing Violations, Drug Claims (03/10/2015)
6.CVS Sued for Eye Health Supplement Claims (01/16/2015)
7.Seller of Vision Supplement Warned For Drug Claims (07/05/2013)
8.Seller of Sexual Enhancement, Cholesterol, Resveratrol Supplements and More Warned For Drug Claims (05/23/2013)
9.Vision Supplement Company Warned For Drug Claims (04/25/2013)
10.Manufacturer of Heart, Multivitamin, Cranberry, and Longevity Supplements Warned For Adulteration and Drug Claims (02/13/2013)
11.Food for Health Warned for Manufacturing Violations and Drug Claims on Supplements (01/24/2013)
12.Excessive Lead and Mercury Found In Chinese Herbal Supplements (01/24/2013)
13.Maker of Eye Health Supplements Warned for Drug Claims (09/26/2012)
14.Seller of "Ocular Nutrition" Supplement Settles FTC Charges (05/20/2005)
15.Seller of Eye Supplement Purporting to Restore Vision and Eliminate "Floaters" Settles FTC Charges (02/19/2005)

News Releases Found:
2017 Vitamin D Supplements Maintain Top Spot in Popularity, as Probiotics Surpass Multivitamins to #4 Behind Fish Oil and CoQ10 in Latest ConsumerLab.com Survey (02/24/2017)
2015 ConsumerLab.com Focuses on Vision Supplements, Spotting the Best and the Worst (12/17/2015)
2012 ConsumerLab.com Tests and Compares Vision Supplements - Guides Consumers Through a Variety of Ingredients and Formulas (10/17/2012)
2009 "Eye health" supplements vary widely in formula but product quality is high according to ConsumerLab.com (12/16/2009)
2007 ConsumerLab.com finds lutein & zeaxanthin supplements vary widely in strength but most meet ingredient claims — Right amount of antioxidant may help prevent macular degeneration and improve vision (07/12/2007)
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 Many arthritis supplements lack key listed ingredient — ConsumerLab.com finds chondroitin missing or low in eight supplements; Glucosamine and MSM also tested (04/11/2007)
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 Consumers warned of problems with multivitamins — ConsumerLab.com uncovers defects in over half of products tested (01/19/2007)
2006 Probiotic supplements grow in popularity but viable bacteria missing in many — ConsumerLab.com cautions consumers to select probiotics carefully and store them properly (12/12/2006)
 Tests of "muscle" supplements finds some "weak" products but most contain expected creatine, HMB, or amino acids — Review of muscular enhancement supplements published by ConsumerLab.com (11/13/2006)
2004 ConsumerLab.com finds lutein supplements vary widely in strength but most meet ingredient claims — Right amount of antioxidant compound may reduce risk of blindness (01/29/2004)
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2003 ConsumerLab.com dispels myths about HGH human growth hormone supplements sold widely on Internet (12/08/2003)
 ConsumerLab.com reports improvement in quality of SAM-e supplements used for osteoarthritis and depression — But a high priced product found to contain only 30% of label claim (11/18/2003)
 Key ingredient missing in some arthritis supplements for people and pets according to ConsumerLab.com — Review of glucosamine, chondroitin and MSM supplements published online today (11/02/2003)
 Consumerlab.com finds new forms of creatine prone to problems — Test results of muscular enhancement supplements published online today (09/24/2003)
 Some problems persist with ginseng supplements but overall quality improves according to ConsumerLab.com — Test results published online today (08/28/2003)
 ConsumerLab.com finds many cholesterol-lowering supplements poorly made — Test results published online today (07/31/2003)

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