Focus FactorMacular Health Formula (60 Count) - Eye Vitamins for Macular Support - Lutein and Zeaxanthin Supplement with Folate, Vitamin B12, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Lutemax 2020® - Eye Health Support

I like to keep Lutein in my supplement regime. This Focus Factor Formula is a good one & I like that it also has additional vitamins & minerals. That means fewer extra pills I'll need to take. This is easy to swallow, no bad taste or adverse side effects that I can tell.

It's hard to tell if these kind of supplements are doing their job or not. They are easy enough to take; not too large of a capsule. I haven't noticed any difference yet, but I am hopeful.

Before buying, I had looked up the active non-vitamin ingredients Lutein and Zeaxanthin to find out about them. I was pleased to find that they have some solid and positive research behind them, and the recommended dosage is the same as what's in the Focus Factor pills. I like how the package tells you how to take the 2 pills together. A pet-peeve of mine but, take "2 pills daily", as often found on other products, isn't enough information. Taking them X amount of hours apart or together is also needed information. Thankfully, this vendor gets it. The pills don't have any unusual odor or taste to me, and I haven't noticed any unwanted side effects. I still need glasses, but that's not a surprise. If these pills help to prevent my eyes from getting worse, they are absolutely worth it. The only thing that would make these better is if the seller would put info on the bottle about where they are sourced from, any third-party testing that has been done, Good Manufacturing Practices seal, etc.

Once my eyes hit over 40, my perfect vision has been slowly declining – reading glasses, then on to multifocal prescription glasses, and every year my prescription gets stronger, and my vision is declining. I hope these pills help my overall vision and eye health. I’ve been taking these for 2 weeks now.The Company: Focus Factor is a trusted name in nutritional supplements, known for their “nutrition for the brain”, clinically tested and patented formula.The ingredients: Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Folate, Vitamin B12, Grape Seed Extract, Lutein, and Zeaxanthin. While these are good ingredients, this list is not as comprehensive or potent as another Focus Factor’s vision health product.Ease of taking: 2 capsules per serving, small and easy to take. No aftertaste, no side effects.Value: This product is expensive compared to the other focus factor brain and eye health, considering it has fewer ingredients, and less Lutein and Zeaxanthin and yet costs a few more dollars.If the other product is available with a coupon when I finish this bottle, I will switch over to it.

I take a lot of supplements. It is hard to know which ones are doing their job and which ones aren't. I can say from my own experience that my eyes are way less dry having taken these (2 pills) each day. I understand how serious even an anecdotal claim made on the internet regarding health can be, so I do not say this lightly that yes I did notice an improvement. This is one of the few products I plan on re-purchasing. I recommend it. I can't speak to any of the other purported benefits of the ingredients but it is a noticeable difference for me regarding dryness.

I was initially concerned about the excessive amount of mg of vitamin C, B12, and E per serving of this supplement. I did some research of my own. While vitamin C is water-soluble, too much can be a problem and could contribute to kidney stones. Too much vitamin E could be a problem as it is a fat-soluble vitamin, whereas excess B12 does not appear to present a problem as it is water-soluble and you will void out the excess during urination. Therefore, since I eat a lot of nuts and seeds and green vegetables, I need to be careful with the vitamin E as the amount is in great excess to the daily recommended value per serving. This is a supplement with an emphasis on supporting eye health, so I feel the effects will need to be measured over time. The price is quite a bit more than you would pay at your local store.

I used to get headaches as I looked at my phone for too long, and I don’t always have blue light protection glasses on. But since I’ve been taking these, my eyes don’t feel as tired and I haven’t been getting headaches—should I spend less time on my phone? Probably. But these helps regardless.No taste. Cost effective. Will buy again.

Overall, I think this is a solid supplement. Focus Factor is a well-known name, and the ingredients seem to have some basis for eye health, although as usual the statements made by supplement companies are not evaluated by the FDA.One thing I could not find on the packaging for this product is where it’s manufactured. The company is based out of Maine, but no where does it say where this is made. I’d like to know that because recently some pharmaceuticals made in India have had significant quality and safety issues.Next, the pills have a slightly odd taste/essence to them. Normally capsules are essentially flavorless, but these do seem to have an odd taste while swallowing.Finally, the price is a little steep for these. Although I think if they work it could be justified since eye health is extremely important, I’d like to see more proof that these are worth the money.Assuming these hold up to their claims and the company is making these in a trustworthy facility, I think these could be worthwhile for those at risk for eye issues.