111 Do eye drops containing N-acetyl-Carnsine (N.A.C.) actually work?

Over time, advanced glycation products form in the eyes. These semi-opaque particles cloud the lens of the eye. Glycation is defined as the combining of protein and/or fat molecules with sugar. These protein/fat/sugar particles remain in the lens of the eye, as the body cannot dispose of them.  

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Costcuttersrus are no longer allowed to expand on the subject of the ingredient called N-Acetyl-Carnosine or the results of our eye drops in the treatment of cataracts.

Costcuttersrus do not claim to treat any medical issues. We cannot diagnose symptoms. Information on this page is for general guidance and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. Results for each individual may vary. Not suitable for children. For external use only.

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Studies concerning the efficacy of eye drops containing N-Acteyl-Carnosine and the effect such eye drops have on cataracts are still developing and are generally marketed as helping manage rather than instantly curing.

A Russian Study into N-Acetyl-Carnosine can be found here: https://costcuttersrus.com/pages/a-russian-study-into-n-acetyl-carnosine-based-eye-drops

You can also read a publication about N-Acetyl-Carnosine by clicking on the following link;

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12001824/