These pills seem fine but they didn't seem to help vision. The whole bottle seemed to do nothing....

I have been taking this wellness vision for about a month now. I like that there are so many supplements within this vitamin to keep my eyes healthy. The pills are really easy to swallow and love that is such a great price for two months' supply. I am going to continue to take them, although I do not notice any difference in my eye health.

Let's face it. After almost two years of this pandemic and working remotely, our eyes need some TLC. I would say that most people aren't aware that your vision needs proper care, and only know of beta carotene as a supplement. I looked up products on how to maintain and/or improve one's vision and lutein was an ingredient that I've found to be helpful in aiding one's vision. As with the other review, I've noticed that my eyes feel less itchy and dry since using these pills.<br /><br />The one gripe I have with this product is the smell. For some reason, these pills smell kind of funky. It's not an unbearable smell, but it does make me second guess consuming these pills.

Since my eyesight has deteriorated after working too much in front of the computer, I have been taking Lutein regularly (as recommended by my doctor). Now, I am kind of trying out multivitamins that focus on improving vision in addition to lutein. So when this showed up on my recommended page, I didn’t hesitate to request it. However, I thought it was weird that Pomona Wellness didn’t set up its own webpage yet. That’s usually a bit of a red flag for me when I try the brand for the first time. However, I was still curious, so I searched about the brand a bit more. So, Pomona Wellness is manufactured and owned by a company called,‎ Levas Import LLC, which has been establishing various trademarks containing “Pomona” in its name. For example, Pomona organic juices, Pomona, Pomona products, Pomona organic, and Pomona wellness. This Pomona wellness is quite a new one as they filed for trademark in May, 2020; it seems like the company was extending its business to dietary supplements. I think the reason they didn’t (or couldn’t) set up the website using this particular name 'Pomona Wellness' is that there is opposition pending on its trademark ( not 100% sure that’s the reason, but I think it could be). So the status of trademark for Pomona Wellness is 774, which means there is a party that has opposed registration of the mark. So USPTO dates must have been suspended, while the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board proceeds with the review of the opposition. Anyway, I felt that has nothing to do with quality of products, and it seems like various supplements from this brand have generated quite favorable reviews on Amazon, so I gave it a go. I don’t expect this to magically improve my eyesight however, as I have been already taking Lutein and other supplements that help it as well. What I liked about this particular one is that it has a good amount of lutein for multivitamin compared to many other vision supplements at comparable prices. I will definitely update my review if I find something worthy of sharing after finishing the rest of the bottle!

This seems to be a high-quality supplement with good ingredients. As with any supplement, you'll need to take them consistently for at least 30 days before you see significant improvement.

A vitamin for vision should, at a minimum, have a slightly perceptible effect on a persons vision. Zero. I have been taking 2 a day for weeks. Maybe I need to take them for months or years? Who knows. Anyway, as we all know...It is not within the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) authority to determine whether dietary supplements are safe and effective before they are marketed in the United States. So there is that. Maybe they are helping my eyes in some way I am unaware of? I'm not sure. I can't see any better. My eyes get tired reading just as fast. Overall, unless these need to be taken for months or years on end, I'd say skip them.