(2 Pack) Vision Hero Capsules - Vision Hero Eye Health Supplement for Healthy Vision Support Advanced Formula Pills Pastilla Reviews 20/20 VisionHero Sight Maximum Strength Premium (120 Capsules)

Good overall vision supplement, easy to take. Vision is probably our most precious sense so anything we can do to improve or maintain, sounds like a good idea. This one has some ingredients such as Inulin, XOS Burdock Powder, FOS. etc. I don't claim to be anything close to an expert or even have a great understanding of any of these but others who claim to have a working knowledge say these are helpful for vision.Is a little pricey, although you do get 2 bottles so overall seems to be a decent deal for the cost.

Doesn’t seem to help!

This Rize Lab 2 Pack of Vision Hero Capsules arrived double safety sealed. The label provides product information, ingredient list, suggested use, company details, lot number and expiration date. Each bottle contains 60 capsules, with recommended dosage 2 caps per day.Interestingly, no ingredient information is supplied on the Amazon product page for this supplement, so there is no way of knowing what is in the formula until the product arrives. Upon receipt I was surprised that the ingredients listed on the bottle included only inulin, burdock powder and 3 oligosaccharides, with absolutely none of the known beneficial eye supplement ingredients, such as Lycopene, Lutein, Zeaxanthin, Astaxanthin or Vitamin E.Maybe that is why the product page does not included this company's ingredient information, especially considering the pretty expensive cost for this Vision Hero supplement. In short, if consumers were supplied the ingredient information in advance they many choose another product with clinically tested ingredients vs this formula featuring ingredients that seem to have no studies or clinical testing information available to show any possible vision benefit, (other than the most general, such as antioxidant) that i can readily find.Per label information it appears that this supplement is made by someone else and then simply branded by Rize Labs in Sheridan, Wy.In my opinion as an everyday consumer, Rize Labs needs to disclose, in advance, the complete ingredient information for any gummies, vitamins or supplements of any kind offered for sale, in advance of customer purchase. To do otherwise appears to suggest disingenuous intentions or concealment for some purpose. I'm not a fan of this type of marketing.

Think I wasted $$ once more. If I notice a difference after finishing the 2nd bottle I’ll change my review

Don’t hurt but just various vitamins. Didn’t see them help any.

My wife and I are senior citizens who believe in taking supplements to sustain or improve our health.We hadn't taken eye health supplements before, but thought we should give them a try, so I ordered these Vision Hero eye health supplements to see what effects they might have.They showed up fairly quickly and were well packed so there wasn't any damage.The ingredients looked promising, and we didn't see anything mysterious listed, so we felt secure in taking them.After using them all, I can't say that either of us noticed any improvement in our sight. But, I also will state that these are supplements that are supposed to be for sustaining the health of your eyes. Upon researching the ingredients, they are recommended for keeping your eyes healthy.I'm not going to say that you're going to see improved vision soon after taking these, but I will say that they have the ingredients recommended to keep your eyes healthy, they are easy to swallow, don't taste bad, and are a great value for the money.I would recommend these if you're someone who believes in supplementing your diet to stay healthy.

What's interesting about Vision Hero is that there is no ingredient list posted on the web listing. I kind of expected the known beneficial eye supplement ingredients, such as Lycopene, Lutein, Zeaxanthin, Astaxanthin or Vitamin E would be in the ingredient list, but to my surprise they weren't.Vision Hero is made up of fructooligosaccarides (FOS), xylooligosaccharides (XOS), galacto-oligosaccarides (GOS), inulin (artichoke), and burdock powder root. Oligosaccharides are carbohydrate/sugar molecules. I am not a doctor or chemist, but I don't believe this product actually would not be beneficial to eye health (maybe not hurtful, but certainly not beneficial).I think it is poor business practice not to fully disclose the ingredient list to the consumer. If I had known what was in the product, I certainly would have not ordered it.

I noticed a change in my vision about 2 weeks into using this product as directed. It seemed to sharpen my vision some. I have to wear glasses to do most everything, so anything that helps with the clarity of my vision is beneficial.Make sure to run this by your doctor if you take other medications.