Macushield Original Chewable, 30 Tablets, 30 g

Having had lasik done, eye vitamins is essential so I decided to give this a go. I also take daily fish oil, vitamin c and zinc supplement alongside this (though i did start taking these supplements way before i discovered Macushield and no noticeable effects regarding vision until recently). Only my 5th day of taking Macushield chewable and may be early days to fully tell but i have noticed that my vision at night has kind of improved. Vision has become noticeably sharper, making it just a bit more easier to drive at night than before and dry eye symptoms seems to have reduced. Parcel arrived on time and in good condition. As for the tablets themselves, they have such a pleasant sweet taste. Making it easy and a delight to take. Will keep taking this vitamin for peace of mind when it comes to eye health :) Great product and good value for money. Highly recommend!

Nothing to like or dislike as long as they are good.

I started taking this 3 or 4 days ago and haven't had any high blood pressure or heart pounding feelings since. I didn't buy it for that reason and had no idea this was the magical ingredient I'd been missing. I have tried so many supplements, vitamins. herbs to try and stop this pounding, which was getting increasingly worse. I used to feel it in my entire body but then a few months ago I started really feeling it in my head. It's just gone. I googled other benefits of lutein besides eye health, and they do mention cardiovascular but again, I tried so many other supplements that are supposed to lower BP and they did nothing. I do know that anemia can cause high BP and heart rate, and one of the things lutein does is help a specific iron storage protein. So maybe that's it because it shouldn't be a magic bullet for blood pressure over every other herb and supplement I've tried, unless there's an unusual reason for mine being high and lutein just happens to have solved whatever that is. My legs have also stopped twitching and seizing up at night and anemia can be a cause of restless legs which makes me think it's the iron protein connection. Here is the paragraph I found online about that. "The mitochondrion also possesses iron storage capacity by mitochondrial ferritin, which provides protection against oxidative damage. In this study, we examined the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects of lutein in the presence of H2O2 in BV-2 microglia and its possible role in the regulation of iron metabolism. Based on our results we suppose that lutein acts against ROS production and decreases inflammation by reducing TNFα secretion and increasing IL-10. Lutein influenced mitochondrial iron homeostatis by increasing mitochondrial iron storage protein levels and by modulating heme and iron sulfur cluster syntheses."

Worth a try

Didn't really know if they helped maybe just me but anything is worth a try