Geri-Care Geri-Care Eye Vitamin and Mineral Supplement with Lutein (12/CS)
Geri-Care Geri-Care Eye Vitamin and Mineral Supplement with Lutein (12/CS)
- Eye vitamin supplement has lutein, which helps filter blue light.
- Vitamin A helps maintain the cornea.
- Vitamin E helps protect eye tissue from free radicals.
- Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) helps sustain the blood vessels.
- This ophthalmologic supplement is similar, but not identical, to PreserVision AREDS Formula Soft Gels ā a registered trademark of Bausch + Lomb.
- Current and former smokers should consult their ophthalmologists about the risks associated with smoking and beta-carotene (vitamin A).
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Geri-Care Geri-Care Eye Vitamin and Mineral Supplement with Lutein (12/CS)
Geri-Care Geri-Care Eye Vitamin and Mineral Supplement with Lutein (12/CS)
Geri-Care Geri-Care Eye Vitamin and Mineral Supplement with Lutein (12/CS)
- Eye vitamin supplement has lutein, which helps filter blue light.
- Vitamin A helps maintain the cornea.
- Vitamin E helps protect eye tissue from free radicals.
- Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) helps sustain the blood vessels.
- This ophthalmologic supplement is similar, but not identical, to PreserVision AREDS Formula Soft Gels ā a registered trademark of Bausch + Lomb.
- Current and former smokers should consult their ophthalmologists about the risks associated with smoking and beta-carotene (vitamin A).
Original: $66.60
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Geri-Care Geri-Care Eye Vitamin and Mineral Supplement with Lutein (12/CS)
- Eye vitamin supplement has lutein, which helps filter blue light.
- Vitamin A helps maintain the cornea.
- Vitamin E helps protect eye tissue from free radicals.
- Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) helps sustain the blood vessels.
- This ophthalmologic supplement is similar, but not identical, to PreserVision AREDS Formula Soft Gels ā a registered trademark of Bausch + Lomb.
- Current and former smokers should consult their ophthalmologists about the risks associated with smoking and beta-carotene (vitamin A).



