Clear Vision Guard Tincture
Clear Vision Guard Tincture, Bilberry Berry, Eyebright Herb, Grape Seed, Schisandra Berry, Thyme Leaf
Clear Vision Guard Tincture
This is an alcohol-based liquid extract (tincture) of five herbs extracted together, taken by mouth: two dark berries, a tiny meadow flower, the seed of the wine grape and a kitchen herb. Each is also sold on its own. It is a traditional herbal product - it is never to be put in the eyes - please read the safety information below before use.
- Bilberry, berry - Vaccinium myrtillus berry (Ericaceae)
- Eyebright, herb - Euphrasia officinalis herb (Orobanchaceae)
- Grape, seed - Vitis vinifera seed (Vitaceae)
- Schisandra, berry - Schisandra chinensis berry (Wu Wei Zi) (Schisandraceae)
- Thyme, leaf - Thymus vulgaris leaf (Lamiaceae)
- Extract type: Alcohol tincture, for oral use. Other ingredients: organic alcohol, vegetable glycerin, crystal clear purified water
- Origin: Responsibly sourced botanicals. Gluten free. Made in the USA.
What is in the blend
- Bilberry berry - the small, dark-purple fruit of a low shrub of European heaths and northern forests, a close wild relative of the blueberry with a deeply staining juice. The berry is used here, not the leaf.
- Eyebright - a tiny annual of meadows and pastures with white flowers streaked purple and yellow, a semi-parasite on grass roots. The whole flowering herb is used, and it is taken by mouth.
- Grape seed - the small, bitter seeds of the wine grape, a by-product of pressing, rich in tannins.
- Schisandra berry (Wu Wei Zi, the five-flavor fruit) - the red berry of a woody vine of northern China and the Russian Far East, named for tasting sweet, sour, salty, bitter and pungent at once.
- Thyme leaf - the small aromatic leaf of the Mediterranean kitchen herb, a member of the mint family.
Why a tincture
The five dried herbs are macerated together in organic alcohol with a little vegetable glycerin and water - the classic herbal method. A tincture keeps for years at room temperature in a cool, dark place, has a tart, tannic taste with a herbal note of thyme, and a few drops disappear in a glass of water or juice. A serving of 20 to 30 drops is roughly 1 ml of liquid, so the amount of alcohol per serving is small.
How to use
Take by mouth only. Shake well before use. Put the number of drops shown on the label into a little water or juice and drink it, up to the frequency shown on the label. Do not exceed the label serving. If you take any medication, take this blend at least two hours apart from it. Store in a cool, dark place with the cap tight.
Tincture or drops?
If you avoid alcohol or prefer a milder taste, the same five-herb blend is available as Clear Vision Guard Alcohol-Free Drops - the glycerite version, also taken by mouth. The herbs and proportions are identical; only the extraction liquid differs.
Important safety information - please read before use
This is an oral product, and one of its herbs interacts with many prescription medicines. Please read before use.
- Not for the eyes: take by mouth only. Never apply this extract to the eyes - it is not sterile and would irritate them. If you need eye drops, see an eye doctor or pharmacist.
- Medicines processed by the liver: schisandra can raise blood levels of many prescription drugs, including tacrolimus and cyclosporine (transplant medicines), statins, benzodiazepines and some blood-pressure medicines. Do not use with these without your doctor.
- Blood thinners: grape seed, bilberry and thyme may slow blood clotting. Consult your doctor if you take warfarin or similar, and stop use at least two weeks before surgery.
- Pregnancy / nursing: do not use - schisandra and thyme in supplement doses may stimulate the uterus.
- Blood sugar: bilberry may lower blood sugar - monitor if you take diabetes medication.
- Thyroid: thyme may affect thyroid medication - consult your doctor.
- Allergies: bilberry is a heath-family (Ericaceae) plant, thyme a mint-family (Lamiaceae) plant, and eyebright a broomrape-family (Orobanchaceae) plant - avoid if you are allergic to any of these.
- Side effects: eyebright taken by mouth has been linked to headache, confusion, sleeplessness or nausea in some people - stop use if these occur.
- See a doctor: this blend is not a replacement for an eye examination or any prescribed treatment.
- Age: not for children.
- Contains alcohol. If you have a medical condition or take medication, consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before use. Do not use it to self-treat any medical condition - see a qualified doctor instead. Keep out of reach of children.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
| Name | Language | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Vaccinium Myrtillus Euphrasia Officinalis Vitis Vinifera Schisandra Chinensis Thymus Vulgaris Blend | Botanical Name | Composition binomials |
| Clear Vision Guard | Commercial Name | Formula name (lead) |
| Clear Vision Guard Tincture | Commercial Name | Alcohol-extract commercial name |
| Clear Vision Guard Drops | Commercial Name | Alcohol-free commercial name (oral) |
| Bilberry Eyebright Grape Seed Schisandra Thyme Blend | Commercial Name | Composition name |
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