The Cataract Cure: The Russian eye-drop breakthrough: The story of N-acetylcarnosine Paperback – Illustrated, 10 Jun. 2005

The fifty million dollar questions. Do cataract eye drops work and if so how? I have yet to meet an ophthalmologist who says they do and the scientific basis given here is feeble. Still an interesting if speculative read.

Like other buyers of this book, probably, I have bad eyesight - both cataract in both eyes as well as wet macular generation in both eyes. The one thing I would have expected this book to give me was wording in a much larger font. Given that the book is thin in content, it may have helped the author if he had plumped out the look of the book by increasing the font. I personally cannot read any words in the tiny font. I have read a page or two by reading the Kindle sample instead of the paperback book and will need to view the paperback via a hand-held magnifier. I cannot give a review of the actual content until that has happened. A Kindle version of this book would have removed this problem for those with poor eyesight, i.e., probably the main category of buyers of the book. June

Great product. Prompt delivery and safe packaging. Many thanks.

I had hoped this book would bring hope for an alternative to surgery, but I don't think the evidence really supports that position.

It wasn't what I thought it would be. I thought it was the eye drops. I would it to those who want information about cataract and cure.

good thank you

This book contains all the info you need to know about the Cataract

did not work at all.