We hope both children & parents will find our novel eye q chews particularly appealing. The recipe for eye q chews is based more around what is not in the capsules rather than what has been included. In keeping with our concern that these days we all have to be very careful what we feed our children we have managed to deliver these nature identical strawberryflavoured capsules without including additives such as aspartame saccharine or hydrogenated oils. So it may not have the sweet ta ...

We hope both children & parents will find our novel eye q chews particularly appealing. The recipe for eye q chews is based more around what is not in the capsules rather than what has been included. In keeping with our concern that these days we all have to be very careful what we feed our children we have managed to deliver these nature identical strawberryflavoured capsules without including additives such as aspartame saccharine or hydrogenated oils. So it may not have the sweet ta ...

You have to be very careful what we feed our children, so we deliver these 'nature identical' strawberry-flavoured capsules without additives such as aspartame, saccharine, or hydrogenated oils. Equazen eye q chews offer a combination of Omega-3 & Omega-6 essential fatty acids which may help to maintain certain aspects of brain function such as learning ability. The formulation is delivered in the form of high-grade natural source oils. Suitable for 3 years to adult. So all that is in Equazen eye q chews are our naturally sourced Omega-3 & Omega-6 oils, nature identical strawberry flavour, & some basic ingredients to make the capsule shell chewy. Like the Equazen eye q capsules, we advise two chews per day with food. If you are starting supplementation after a long break or for the first time, we suggest a daily intake of six chews for the first twelve weeks, in order to build up the body's levels of Essential Fatty Acids. ...

Good nutrition is important throughout life, but medical & nutritional experts agree that it is even more important if you are planning to conceive, are expecting a baby, or are currently breastfeeding. Indeed, it is increasingly being recognised that the nutritional status of a woman has important implications for the development, & future health & wellbeing of her children. This does not mean that you require a special diet, or need to ‘eat for two’, it simply means that you need a good intake of those nutrients that are essential for your baby’s healthy growth & development. Variety is key to a healthy balanced diet. By eating a range of different foods each day, including fruit & vegetables, cooked meat & fish, sources of carbohydrate like pasta, as well as dairy products including milk & cheese, you will obtain all the various nutrients that your baby needs, as well as keeping yourself in top condition, too. Of particular interest is the fact that organisations such as the Department of Health & the British Nutrition Foundation recommend we all eat more fish – at least two portions a week, of which one should be oily fish like salmon or mackerel. The main reason for this is because in addition to being an excellent low-fat protein source, oily fish is also rich in long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids. In particular, the structural fatty acids play a vital role in the ‘nutritional preparation’ for pregnancy, since a diet that

Includes:: these can have positive outcomes for the developing baby & the expectant or breastfeeding mother. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) also recommends that we should all eat at least two portions of fish a week. They also say: ‘ Girls & women who might have a baby one day, & women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, should eat no more than two portions of oily fish a week. Other women, men & boys, can eat up to four portions of oily fish.’

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Good nutrition is important throughout life, but medical & nutritional experts agree that it is even more important if you are planning to conceive, are expecting a baby, or are currently breastfeeding. Indeed, it is increasingly being recognised that the nutritional status of a woman has important implications for the development, & future health & wellbeing of her children. This does not mean that you require a special diet, or need to ‘eat for two’, it simply means that you need a good intake of those nutrients that are essential for your baby’s healthy growth & development. Variety is key to a healthy balanced diet. By eating a range of different foods each day, including fruit & vegetables, cooked meat & fish, sources of carbohydrate like pasta, as well as dairy products including milk & cheese, you will obtain all the various nutrients that your baby needs, as well as keeping yourself in top condition, too. Of particular interest is the fact that organisations such as the Department of Health & the British Nutrition Foundation recommend we all eat more fish – at least two portions a week, of which one should be oily fish like salmon or mackerel. The main reason for this is because in addition to being an excellent low-fat protein source, oily fish is also rich in long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids. In particular, the structural fatty acids play a vital role in the ‘nutritional preparation’ for pregnancy, since a diet that

Includes:: these can have positive outcomes for the developing baby & the expectant or breastfeeding mother. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) also recommends that we should all eat at least two portions of fish a week. They also say: ‘ Girls & women who might have a baby one day, & women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, should eat no more than two portions of oily fish a week. Other women, men & boys, can eat up to four portions of oily fish.’

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Every stage in life requires fatty acids for essential brain function, & adults are no exception. Optimal mental function is vital for any task, & the research is clear: particular nutritional inputs can greatly enhance performance. This is why the latest addition to our range is eye q mind: a formulation specifically developed for adults that

Includes:: a combination of omega-3 & omega-6 fatty acids, B vitamins, zinc & magnesium. Fatty acids: matter for the mind The billions of nerve cells & connections that form the central nervous system depend on the presence of omega-3 & -6 long chain fatty acids for the brain to function. In fact about 20% of the dry weight of the brain consists of these fatty acids. In order of importance, the fatty acids included in the formulation, are:
- Omega-3 Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA) plays an important role in maintaining & developing certain aspects of brain & eye function, such as moment to moment brain cell signalling.
- Omega-6 Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA) contains anti-inflammatory properties & can be converted by the body into Arachidonic Acid, a fatty acid that forms an integral part of nerve endings.
- Omega-3 Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) is a structural fatty acid found in the brain & eyes, thus is important for providing ongoing repair. The following nutrients work to ensure the proper functioning of the nervous system & so influence concentration & mental performance: B Vitamins for a better brain Vitamin B12 & folic acid play a role in the formation of healthy blood, which transports oxygen & facilitates its utilisation through the hemispheres in the brain. Vitamin B6, along with zinc & magnesium, are essential elements for the functioning of the nervous system & are also required for the synthesis of neuro-transmitters, which allow for communication between neurons & cells. Zinc & Vitamin E Zinc & Vitamin E are antioxidants that help protect cells & tissues from free radical damage. Antioxidants are of particular importance in helping to protect nerve cells. Zinc may also help maintain healthy nerve cells because of its role in cell replication. Magnesium for muscles & nerves Magnesium assists muscle & nerve function, & also helps regulate blood glucose levels, important in fuelling the brain throughout the day. Our bodies cannot make these nutrients, & it is therefore crucial that an adequate intake is maintained in our diets. eye q mind can help ensure dietary intake of these vital nutrients.




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Every stage in life requires fatty acids for essential brain function, & adults are no exception. Optimal mental function is vital for any task, & the research is clear: particular nutritional inputs can greatly enhance performance. This is why the latest addition to our range is eye q mind: a formulation specifically developed for adults that

Includes:: a combination of omega-3 & omega-6 fatty acids, B vitamins, zinc & magnesium. Fatty acids: matter for the mind The billions of nerve cells & connections that form the central nervous system depend on the presence of omega-3 & -6 long chain fatty acids for the brain to function. In fact about 20% of the dry weight of the brain consists of these fatty acids. In order of importance, the fatty acids included in the formulation, are:
- Omega-3 Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA) plays an important role in maintaining & developing certain aspects of brain & eye function, such as moment to moment brain cell signalling.
- Omega-6 Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA) contains anti-inflammatory properties & can be converted by the body into Arachidonic Acid, a fatty acid that forms an integral part of nerve endings.
- Omega-3 Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) is a structural fatty acid found in the brain & eyes, thus is important for providing ongoing repair. The following nutrients work to ensure the proper functioning of the nervous system & so influence concentration & mental performance: B Vitamins for a better brain Vitamin B12 & folic acid play a role in the formation of healthy blood, which transports oxygen & facilitates its utilisation through the hemispheres in the brain. Vitamin B6, along with zinc & magnesium, are essential elements for the functioning of the nervous system & are also required for the synthesis of neuro-transmitters, which allow for communication between neurons & cells. Zinc & Vitamin E Zinc & Vitamin E are antioxidants that help protect cells & tissues from free radical damage. Antioxidants are of particular importance in helping to protect nerve cells. Zinc may also help maintain healthy nerve cells because of its role in cell replication. Magnesium for muscles & nerves Magnesium assists muscle & nerve function, & also helps regulate blood glucose levels, important in fuelling the brain throughout the day. Our bodies cannot make these nutrients, & it is therefore crucial that an adequate intake is maintained in our diets. eye q mind can help ensure dietary intake of these vital nutrients.




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Blueberry, Linden, Mallow & Plantain distillate in an isotonic solution together with conjunctivitis liquid is indicated to soothe inflammation & itchiness & to decongest & refresh the reddened eyelid mucoa. Blueberry is rich in tannins, pectic & hydroquinonic substances plus a glucoside (arbutoside). ...