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All-in-One Dry Eye  Starter Kit

 
 
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Powerful Oral Dry Eye Relief When Drops Don't Work

Try TheraLife’s dry eye relief kit. Clinically Proven to work for 86% of first time users.

All-In-One Dry Eye Relief Kit Contains 4 bottles of TheraLife Eye (60 capsules each), 1 bottle of 100% pure Fish Oil (molecularly distilled) , 1 bottle of eye lid cleanser, 1 warm compress.

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Severe dry eyes with eye ulcer. Australia

My dry eye was so bad I hada very painful ulcer. Over the last 21months since I made my first purchase from TheraLife Inc, I had amazing success. No other producthas come anywhere near to curing my dry eye. I completely stopped using all eyedrops, eye gels, prescribed medications. The “TheraLife Eye Enhanced” plus fishoil has completely removed all my eye discomfort. When I detects a slightreturn of mild symptoms, I temporarily increase dosage for a day or so. We areso grateful we found TheralIfe

R M, Australia

Whether you suffer from chronic dry eyes, blepharitis, or meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), the TheraLife® All-in-One Eye Enhanced Starter Kit is appropriate for you and can help you get relief. These products help reduce irritation and inflammation of the tear glands, eye surfaces, and eyelids. When used all together, they offer a powerful solution.

TheraLife Eye Enhanced

TheraLife® Eye Enhanced oral capsules restore your eyes’ own natural ability to produce tears. It has been clinically proven to work for 86% of first-time users

  • Patented formula
  • FDA approved – GMP compliant
  • 90-day money back guarantee.
  • Ingredients tested for safety, purity and the highest biological activity.
  • TheraLife® Eye Enhanced starting dosage is typically 8 tablets per day. Reducing over time for maintenance.

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Fish Oil

TheraLife® Omega-3 Fish Oil

  • Molecularly Distilled for 100% purity- 3rd party tested
  • Thicken your natural tears and prevent excessive tear evaporation.
  • Known to benefit the eye and may assist in the prevention of macular degeneration, cataract and dry eye.
  • 90-day money back guarantee.

Eye Lid Cleanser

Our Eye Lid Cleanser is a gentle, refreshing, soothing product for everyday eyelid and eyelash cleansing after warm compress

  • Fast relief for Blepharitis, Meibomian Gland Dysfunction, Meibomitis, Demodex, and Chronic Dry Eye Syndrome.
  • Daily use to prevent recurrence. 
  • Pure hypochlorous acid (HOCl), which is naturally produced by your body to fight pathogens. 
  • Every bottle contains 40ml. Use daily for optimum results.

Hot Compress

Hot Compress –

  • To soften oil clogging for ease of removal.
  • Use it at least twice a day, 10 – 15 minutes each time.
  • Made of Elastogel for lasting heat retention and easy cleaning.

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