Reply to: Supplements for vision?

[mudskipper]

I find beer helps. Then I'm not worried when things look blurry.

[Unix]

Laser surgery is the only cure.

[DimPrawn]

My mum told me it would make me go blind.

[Scruff]

My trusted optuagenarian optician warned against varifocal because of bad peripheral visions.

The optician at high street stores are sales puppets and therefore I don't tend to trust them that much.

I guess at one point I'd have to go through the varifocal route.

You pay for what you get with varifocal lenses. The cheap ones have a very limited field of vision. My myopic prescription (-8.50) requires such a high refractive lens that I need the very super expensive Kryptonite Zircon encrusted spectacle lenses. I wear monthly disposable contact lenses that have long distance corrected in my dominant eye and a weaker one corrected for reading in my other. Problem solved.

[scooterscot]

Sooner or later the sauce you consumed in your younger years will come back to hunt you.

[MarillionFan]

And the point of that comment is?

You nosy twat

[speling bee]

And the point of that comment is?

MF is a fat ****.

[SueEllen]

You speccy twat.

And the point of that comment is?

[speling bee]

It doesn't work in every case you have to believe.

A placebo may be effective even if you know it's a placebo.

[MarillionFan]

Does anybody take any supplements to delay vision problems or am I the only deluded?

I've been taking good quality Bilberry extract for 2 years but it's not going any better.

In particular my near vision is fekced. I need to travel with 3 pair of glasses (near, distant and computer). Imagine the face of younger colleagues/manager/clients.

You speccy twat.

[petergriffin]

Extremely unlikely your vision is impaired by malnutrition. What does the optician say?

I've been wearing single focal glasses for 20 years and have only just started having issues with close distances (<0.5m) so computer work is still fine. I've been recommended varifocals next.

matt

My trusted optuagenarian optician warned against varifocal because of bad peripheral visions.

The optician at high street stores are sales puppets and therefore I don't tend to trust them that much.

I guess at one point I'd have to go through the varifocal route.

[SueEllen]

Really? And it actually works?

Thanks. I'll get some.

It doesn't work in every case you have to believe.

[Platypus]

grapefruit

Really? And it actually works?

Thanks. I'll get some.

By the way, it's also good for:

• Asthma
• Eczema (atopic dermatitis)
• Lowering cholesterol.
• Hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis).
• Preventing cancer.
• Weight loss.
• Psoriasis.
• Muscle fatigue.
• Promoting hair growth.
• Toning the skin.
• Reducing acne and oily skin.
• Treating headaches.
• Stress.
• Depression.
• Infections.
• Digestive complaints in people with eczema.
• Yeast infections (as a vaginal douche).
• Other conditions.

[robpow]

Extremely unlikely your vision is impaired by malnutrition. What does the optician say?

I've been wearing single focal glasses for 20 years and have only just started having issues with close distances (<0.5m) so computer work is still fine. I've been recommended varifocals next.

matt

[SueEllen]

Vision problems that can be corrected by lenses cannot be improved by supplements.

You suppose to have told him some grapefruit homoeopathic remedy would improve his vision or simply just buy some snake oil.