The Silent Vision Crisis Hitting Millions of Americans
Turning 40 often means facing unexpected hurdles in eye health—blurry distance vision, difficulty reading menus, or that annoying dryness after screen time.
According to recent data, nearly 20 million Americans aged 40+ live with age-related macular degeneration (AMD), while millions more battle cataracts and dry eyes.
It’s frustrating when you squint at your phone or struggle to see road signs at dusk—sound familiar?
But it’s not just inconvenience. Left unchecked, these issues can lead to irreversible vision loss, impacting driving, work, and independence.
Have you paused to assess your own eye comfort on a scale of 1-5?
You’ve probably tried eye drops, blue-light glasses, or even expensive supplements—here’s why they often fall short: they treat symptoms, not the root causes like oxidative stress and nutrient deficiencies.
