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Eyebright Concentrate 1 oz
SKU: SB:Eye Con
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Overview
Eyes are subject to strain due to excessive computer use, lack of natural sunlight, poor nutrition,and air pollution. Supporting with herbs for your eyes now and then can contributes to your ease and quality of life.
The organic and wild-crafted herbs in this tea are famous for their ability to soothe and nourish the eyes, and support the eyes by increasing blood circulation. Oxygen is vital to eye health. Our eyes need more oxygen and blood circulation than any other body organ than the brain.
Eyes also need natural sunlight and nutrition from whole, natural unprocessed foods; especially deeply colored foods such as dark green leafy vegetables, tomatoes, carrots, beets, blueberries and apricots.
Success Stories
Eyebright Concentrate for Eye Strain
I use Eyebright Concentrate when doing a lot of computer work; it seems to help the eyes. - C.J. Miami, FL.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These stories are from customer whose individual results vary. This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult with your health practitioner if you have a health problem
Ingredients
Ingredients (*Organic, +Wildcrafted): Eyebright+, Goldenseal root+, Red Raspberry leaf*, Bayberry bark+, Fennel seed* and Cayenne pepper* in a base of distilled water and certified organic GMO-free alcohol.
Contains no sugar, no animal products, no GMOs and no fillers.
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Suggested Use
Take 1 to 2 droppersful 3-4 times daily. May be taken under the tongue or in 2 oz. of water, juice or tea.
See our video on the best ways to take herbal tinctures.
Your eyes need natural sunlight for healthy function too.
Precautions
Do not use if you are pregnant or nursing.
Do not apply topically to eyes.
Note: For internal use only.
In earlier times, herbalists would use eyebright as an eyewash, but today this is not recommended as it opens the way for contaminants and germs to enter the eyes. Items used are not sterile (water, water container, eye cup and ingredients), so this practice would be unsafe and cannot be recommended!



