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Here are some extracts from the Good Health article in the British Daily Mail about Ethos Endymion "Bright Eyes" eye drops containing L-Carnosine.
"A new eye-drop treatment could save thousands of people from having to undergo cataract surgery each year"
"Professor Steven Gallant, a biochemist at London's Barts Hospital, was the first British scientist to discover the properties of L-Carnosine."
"The natural chemical in the eye drops is called L-Carnosine and it is present in most muscles and the eye itself. Researchers have found that in older people with cataracts there is less of it than in younger people."
"Recently, supplies of the drops have become available in the UK. The success rates in clearing cataracts are almost 100 per cent over a three to six months period. By doubling the dose - without any harm - some patients have eradicated their cataracts in less than seven weeks."
Ethos Endymion is also obtainable as a powder, to be dissolved in bottled water and used internally as a drink to improve eyesight from the inside and to boost the immune system.