Pet Health

The ‘Family Pet’ is a cherished member of the family. A diagnosis of a serious disease for him or her can be just as devastating as for any other member of the family. The thought of losing our loved ones when they get sick is devastating, whether it is your dog or any other family member. We need to do whatever we can to help them fight this disease. Fortunately, dogs do respond well to this type of treatment, so there is hope.



If you keep the immune system strong and vibrant there is nothing that can hinder your pet’s health. It is when your pet’s immune system falls short that there is a problem. It is said that you can not be healthy and sick at the same time, so the way to approach it is simply to stay healthy.

Re-vital-eyes Ingredients
Antioxidants: N-Acetyl-Carnosine (NAC) - 1.0%.
Glycerin (lubricant) - 1.0%.
Hydroxpropylmethylcellulose (lubricant) - 0.3%.
Buffered with borates and potassium bicarbonate and as a preservative.
Sterile water (ophthalmic grade isotonic solution, pH 6.3 to 6.5).
Purified benzyl alcohol.
 

Other Information
Re-vital-eyes is 100% hypoallergenic and 100% Sterile.
Re-vital-eyes is free of animal ingredients.
Re-vital-eyes is safe and suitable for use on pets and other animals.
Re-vital-eyes is safe for use by diabetics and is compatible with all antidiabetic drugs.
Re-vital-eyes is safe to use onpets with glaucoma.
Re-vital-eyes is safe to use on pets with cataract.

Re-vital-eyes Recommended Usage
The suggested use of Endymion Re-vital-eyes NAC Eye Drops is to apply from 1 to 2 drops in each eye every day to 1 to 2 drops several times a day.

Each 5ml bottle should last 30 days at two drops per day or 15 days at four drops per day. A box contains 2 x 5ml bottles; therefore each package can last between 30 and 60 days which represents excellent value for money.

Unopened bottles should be stored in the dark in the refrigerator.
 

 

Pet Eye Drops Re-vital-Eyes
 2 x 5 ml bottles. ITEM: 7149

Maintaining eye health is a major concern as our pets age. As they get older their eyes have a harder time fighting off free radicals that cause oxidative stress damage. This highly oxidised environment within cells comes about as a result of a chemical reaction from exposure to oxygen and sunlight. Since the lens of the eye acts as a light shield for the retina, it’s no wonder it takes all the oxidative punishment. The destructive action of free radicals (they are oxidising agents) also destroys enzymes that are needed to maintain cellular metabolism. And, since blood flow decreases with age, the eye is further deprived of other essential nutrients for health.