I received a request for the percentage and strength of each component
of the drops I used so here are the details:
Started out with---1 oz my homemade CS approx 12 ppm, 1 tsp pure msm
(opti-msm powder), 1 ml DMSO. Over time, I added quite a bit more DMSO
(a little at a time to my tolerance) and less msm (msm stings my eyes).
I had read that one drop of pure DMSO can be used straight in the eye
for cataracts, and I did ONE eye--that ended that experiment for me! I
also could not find out whether it was to be a one time treatment, or
how many times a day for how long, and since it was so painful (for me)
I opted for more comfortable treatment.
The carnosine eye drops are commercial products----Bright Eyes III by
Life Extension, available from iherb, and Can-C from international
antiaging systems---here is their article about carnosine for cataracts:
http://www.antiaging-systems.com/extract/nac.htm
purchase link
http://www.antiaging-systems.com/a2z/can-c.htm
The ingredients were nearly identical: the LE product is much cheaper,
and it took quite a long time to receive the Can-C drops from overseas.
Of the two brands, I found the dropper bottle of the LE product easier
to use.
Because of the other ingredients in the eye drops, I did not try to add
any DMSO directly to the eye drop solution, but used the NAC drops at
different times of day from the CS/MSM/DMSO homemade eye drop.
sol
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