The directly applied eye preperations shown here are for relieving minor eye infections and tired eyes. They can leave your eyes beautifully clear and fresh. Some products have mild anti-bacterial properties, or may help relieve bruising and swelling.
There are also a selection of orally taken herbal remedies that help maintain healthy eyes and may improve vision.
Listed below are the most effective herbal remedies and natural supplements for eye care, based on scientific evidence and customer ratings and reviews.
Our most powerful natural beta carotene product containing trans and cis Beta Carotene. This natural product is readily absorbed by the body and functions as a vital nutrient.
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Boosts immunity with very low toxicity levels.Herbalists say the reasons to take Echinacea are endless as the nature of the constituents in the plant make it ideal for everyday use. more
Vitamin A is essential for maintaining good eyesight, healthy skin, tissue growth and bone development, the proper growth and function of the reproductive system, mucous membranes integrity and a healthy immune system.
Vitamin A is essential for maintaining good eyesight, healthy skin, tissue growth and bone development, the proper growth and function of the reproductive system, mucous membranes integrity and a healthy immune system.
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A useful product for people who need to take a lot of zinc to help promote a balance between nutrients. Designed for efficient absorption and better use by the body.
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Vitamin C Buffered 500mg Capsules. Non-acidic vitamin C suitable for high intake. Vitamin C is considered to be the most useful of all the vitamins for overall health maintenance.
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Boosts immunity with very low toxicity levels. Herbalists say the reasons to take Echinacea are endless as the nature of the constituents in the plant make it ideal for everyday use. more
More serious eye conditions requiring GP consultation:
Causes of eye pain fall into 2 broad categories: ocular pain and orbital pain.
Ocular pain in the eye pain comes from the outer structures of the surface of the eye.
Conjunctivitis is one of the most common eye problems. Conjunctivitis can be an allergic, bacterial, chemical, or viral inflammation of the conjunctiva (the delicate membrane lining the eyelid and covering the eyeball).
Blepharitis causes eye pain when an inflammation of the eyelid is caused by plugged oil glands at the eyelid edges.
A sty or a chalazion causes eye pain because of local
irritation. Both cause a lump you can see or feel within the eyelid formed by a blocked oil gland. This lump causes irritation to the eye.
Corneal abrasions and corneal ulcerations are also common causes of eye pain. The cornea is the transparent surface of the eye. Abrasions occur from scratches to the surface of the cornea, such as a foreign body in the eye or overuse of contact lenses. Foreign bodies produce eye pain similar to that of corneal abrasions. The eye washes show may help keep the eye clean but for more serious abrasions you should consult your doctor.
Orbital pain is described as a deep, dull ache behind or in the eye. The pain can just be caused by Migraines or Sinusitis. However this pain can be caused by more serious diseases of the eye. We recommend you visit your doctor for these conditions.
Severe glaucoma can cause orbital pain, although most glaucoma is painless. Glaucoma is caused by an increase in intraocular pressure (pressure inside the eye), which can ultimately lead to defects in vision and blindness if left untreated. Intraocular pressure can increase because of a blockage of outflow or increased production of aqueous humor (fluid that bathes the inner eye).
Iritis is an inflammation of the iris (the colored part of the eye) that causes deep eye pain.
Optic neuritis is an inflammation of the optic nerve. The optic nerve connects to the back of the eye. The cause of this inflammation can be from multiple sclerosis, viral infections, or bacterial infections.
Sinusitis, which is a bacterial or viral infection of the sinuses, can cause a sensation of orbital pain.
Traumatic events, such as a penetrating injury to the eye, a blow to the eye with a foreign object, and motor vehicle collisions, are causes of significant eye pain and injury.
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