Wellness

[FlowershopGirl]

I have taken others but find this brand has the most comprehensive concentration of ingredients so I don't have to buy several different pills and take 3-4. One twice a day works for me.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

I get plenty of the "extras" that are in Lessman's Eye Support, in other supplements. Besides, when you do a comparison, those "extras" are in very small amounts comparatively. I only need a specific Lutein and Zeaxanthin blend. I found mine at Coscto - Trunature Lutein & Zeanaxanthin Vison Complex (25 mg. of Lutein and 5 mg. of Zeaxanthin, which is more than Lessman puts in his), and it was only about $20 for 140 tablets, dosing 1 daily. I was at Costco today and wanted to pick some up, but I forgot until I got home. I looked online and they're out of stock. However, I did find the same thing on Amazon, for a substantial savings over what Lessman's would cost.

[Mistic]

OT ~ I know Lessman's Vitamins are expensive, but they are the only ones that don't affect my stomach. I have tried so many different ones over the years. No stomach upsets counteract the price for me.

I thought about getting the Eye Support, but it doesn't do anything for cataracts. Don't think anything but removal works for them.

[willdob3]

Did anyone else catch the discussion about Andrew coming out with skincare products? The host asked why doesn't he & he said it is the #1 request he gets and that he is working on it. He also said it is a long ways away.

[JennaTheScorpio]

On 4/13/2014 smokymtngal said:

Andrew's Ultimate Eye Support has 10 mg of Lutein (not 5 as another poster said) and 4 mg of Zeaxanthin. It also has Citrus Bioflavonoids, Green Tea, Bilberry, EGCG, Grape Seed, and Black Elder. It also has Vitamin A (from beta carotene so you won't overdose) and small amounts of Vitamins C and E. Plus his capsules are the only ones I can swallow comfortably. As someone who has retinal vein occlusion, I wouldn't be without them.

Actually it is 5mg. He has a separate Lutein pill that is 10mg that is much cheaper than the Eye Support. And it also has Zeaxanthin (500mcg). He already includes small amounts of Lutein and and Zeaxanthin in his Essential One. I am a huge Andrew Lessman fan and have a dozen of his supplements but I had to pass on this Eye Support. I am very happy with his Lutein/Zea pills.

[SWII]

If A L came out with a "" shampoo"" I could tempted away from my WEN. Lol

[aprilskies]

On 4/13/2014 willdob3 said:

Did anyone else catch the discussion about Andrew coming out with skincare products? The host asked why doesn't he & he said it is the #1 request he gets and that he is working on it. He also said it is a long ways away.

Wow, skincare. That would be interesting, although, I can't imagine what the price would be. Hmmm

I do have his ultimate eye support but haven't been taking it. You all inspired me to give it a go. I have about 4 of his vitamins and just felt like I was taking too much. At one point, I felt I didn't know what I was doing. I do think he has quality stuff.

[FLGators]

I bought the Ultimate eye the last couple of years. However this year I skipped. Just cannot justify the price when all other vitamin stores offer the same ingredients for a lot less.

Yes, purity, standardized, no additives does matter to me too but there are other alternatives that provide the same quality for lot less. I have been using his healthy hair but I don't think it is doing much for me, I am still shedding I guess I will just stick to my basics (Essential One, Omega & Vitamin D).

I stopped watching his shows coz I get sucked in I wish his products were more affordable; many more people would benefit from it.

[Happy Elizabeth]

On 4/13/2014 SWII said: If A L came out with a " shampoo" I could tempted away from my WEN. Lol

Totally! I ran over to my tv the minute he started talking about skin and hair products lol! I would totally stray from WEN to at least try an AL shampoo. He had a sunscreen a few years ago, and it was pretty good.

[Shelbelle]

On 4/13/2014 smokymtngal said:

Andrew's Ultimate Eye Support has 10 mg of Lutein (not 5 as another poster said) and 4 mg of Zeaxanthin. It also has Citrus Bioflavonoids, Green Tea, Bilberry, EGCG, Grape Seed, and Black Elder. It also has Vitamin A (from beta carotene so you won't overdose) and small amounts of Vitamins C and E. Plus his capsules are the only ones I can swallow comfortably. As someone who has retinal vein occlusion, I wouldn't be without them.

His eye support has 5 mg Lutein per cap, 10 if you take 2. Read the label.