Grey hair, wrinkles, and a loss of muscle — all classic signs of aging. And you can add vision loss to that list as well.
Over the past couple of years, I’ve noticed that reading small print has become more of a challenge. Whether it’s a supplement label, an old-fashioned book, or the screen on my cell phone, it’s a struggle!
These days, many people experience vision loss due to the overuse of digital devices. While I’m not glued to a mobile device 24/7, I do believe that years of staring at a computer screen have taken a toll on my eyes.
Curious (and a little concerned), I went to see an optometrist to find out just how much damage had been done. After a series of tests, I was told:
Your eyes aren’t that bad, John Paul. There are some slight changes occurring, but nothing drastic.
The optometrist wrote me a low prescription for reading glasses and told me I could use them if I wanted when reading.
But I Had a Different Vision…
Rather than relying on prescription glasses right away, I decided to approach the issue from multiple angles.
First, I invested in several pairs of blue-blocking glasses. I also installed Iris on my computer and activated Night Shift on my iPhone to ease the strain on my eyes from the outside in.
Next, I wanted to support my vision from the inside out.
After digging into the research, I discovered several herbs and nutraceuticals that can benefit eye health. I looked for products that contained these ingredients, but none of them quite hit the mark — they either missed key ingredients or didn’t provide sufficient dosages.
That’s when I decided to create my own formula.
After consulting with experts and collaborating with a lab, my new Vision Formula was born.
More Than Just Eye Support
Like all of our supplements, only the highest quality raw materials are used. And this particular formula doesn’t just support eye health — it also provides benefits for the vascular system, skin, and joints.
Personally, I take one capsule with breakfast and one with dinner.
With this plan in place, my vision for the future looks promising. Hopefully, I can keep my eyes as strong as my body. Time will tell!
