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TheraLife Autoimmune Dry Eye capsules

Started by jasonsmith, August 15, 2011, 07:43:38 PM

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jasonsmith

I've seen TheraLife capsules mentioned here. Are there any studies that shows that it does anything? As $140 a month for a supplement is expensive. I'm used to getting supplements at around $10-$20 for 100-200 capsules that I take once or twice a day. That TheraLife have you take 8 capsules a day and charges $65 for a bottle of 120 capsules.

ohiolady

Jason,

Are you sure you've got the right supplement?  They are sold at Walmart next to TheraTears.  The same doctor who developed TheraTears developed the supplement and yes there is research behind it.  I take fish oil every day because my rheumatologist recommended.  TheraTears supplement has fish and flax oil.  I've used the preservative free vials of TheraTears from the beginning of my diagnosis.  They soothe my eyes and are my go to eye drop.

Hope this helps.

Anna
SJS  Hashimoto's   Mild Raynauds  GERD  Gastroparesis
Restasis, Evoxac, Dexilant,  Domperidone, Zofran and Synthroid. Fish Oil, Vit D and B12  R lipoic acid,  Acetyl L Cartnine, Vitamin B1, and The Perfect Food Green and Fruit supplement

Kidney Cancer Survivor   
Female   Age: 62

skygirl

#2
Theralife is different, is a different company from theratears
Theratears is very affordable, you can find on walmart.
There are many companies that sell the omega oil for "dry eye" the differnce I think is how they process it I guess. For instance my doc recommended one called "Dry eye" from "physician recommended neutraceuticals" he said he has patients that swear by it, however each bottle is around $40 so I didn't end up getting it.
43 years old / dry eye / dry mouth /not yet confirmed  for sjoegrens / morphea which is scleroderma localized to skin only/ gallblader out/ Carafate, Prilosec, Cholestramine / Bile reflux. Desonide for Dermatitis Seb. on face.