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Equazen Eye Q Review

3 March 2015 by Eileen

Equazen Eye Q is a health product for eyes that helps you to ensure you get your daily intake of Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids. These essential fatty acids play a vital role in almost every part of our bodies, including the brain. This is not our first time using Equazen Eye Q as we used to mix the children’s milk bottle with the Equazen Eye Q liquid when they were toddlers. We find that mixing it into their milk was so much easier than trying to get them to drink it. Since both of them are not drinking via their milk bottles any more, we stopped and forgot about it.

For me, having good eye sight is the most important sense as sight opens your eyes to the world. I used to wear glasses but after having a laser eye operation, I can almost see with perfect sight. It gave me my life back. Waking up, I am able to see clearly straight away and swim so much comfortably.

My 5 year old daughter has mild colour blindness and visual impairment. So naturally, we want to keep her eye sight as healthy as possible and provide her with any opportunities for her sight to get better. So we give her these Equazen Eye Q children’s chew to give her a balanced diet.

equazen eye q review

This Equazen Eye Q children’s chew comes in strawberry flavour capsules and is suitable from aged 3 to adult. The capsule can be chewed or swallowed whole. They are very bright red in colour and easy to chew to burst the capsule. Ms C didn’t like the capsules itself as she finds it quite hard to chew. So she will always flush it down with a small cup of water. The liquid inside the capsule is quite oily with a hint of strawberry. I did also try it myself!

They suggest to take 2 capsules a day with food. If you are just starting the supplement, it is recommended to take 6 chews per day for the first 12 weeks to help balance essential fatty acids in the body. At the moment, she is only taking one capsule a day as she finds it hard to take two each day. Nevertheless we hope that soon she will increase her intake to boost her body.

Equazen Eye Q is not a quick fix for eye problems or health but I would definitely recommend them as it will give the much needed body a boost and help to balance the fatty acids in the body. They do have it in liquid form, capsules, chews, for baby and over 50 plus.

Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review, however, all thoughts and opinions remain our own.

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