Description

VISOLUTEN® LINGUAL is a natural peptide complex extracted from eye tissues of young animals. Such peptides have beneficial effects on retinal cells, a ciliary muscle and conjunctiva by regulating their function and metabolism. 

In the modern age our eyes are strongly affected by many adverse factors such as smartphones, computers and TV alongside with occupational and environmental hazards. Such pressure harms a visual analyzer, causes lacrimation, decreases visual acuity and the quality of life. 

The efficiency of VISOLUTEN LINGUAL was defined at clinical studying. It is effective for complex restoration of vision organ function at diseases of various genesis, including degenerative-dystrophic diseases of eye retina, post-traumatic dystrophy of cornea, for prevention of fatigue and irritation of eyes during long work on computer and action of environment adverse factors, including manufacturing, and also at aging for optimization of visual function.

Visoluten contains peptides that enhance the quality of retina, cornea and eye blood vessels. It effectively prevents eye related diseases by regulating the function of eye tissues. Visoluten makes the conventional treatment of glaucoma, retinal diseases, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration etc. more efficient. It is recommended to everyone regardless of age. 

Usage:

• retina angiopathy,
• detachment and degeneration of retina,
• elevated stress and eye fatigue,
• glaucoma and cataract,
• accommodation spasm,
• long work at the computer,
• driving a car in night-time,
• using decorative cosmetics.

Ingredients:

Water, peptide complex A-11 (peptides from the eye tissues).

Daily dose (1 ml) contains 10 mg of peptide complex A-11.

Dosage:

Adults are recommended to take under the tongue 5–6 drops (0.25–0.35 ml) for 10–15 minutes before eating 3–4 times a day. The duration of admission is 1 month. It is recommended to repeat the reception in 3–6 months.

Form release:

10 ml

Guarantee:

100% Original from Peptides (Russian Federation).

Production:

Peptides

St. Petersburg University of Bioregulation and Gerontology