Eye Complex CS for Macular Degeneration

Chrysalis Herbal Medicine Clinic in Delaware in conjuction with board certified Opthalmologist Robert Abel Jr MD has developed several specialized herbal combinations such as iHeal and  iFolia for eye conditions,, and most recently has developed a formula for the macula which has key advantages over AREDS II called Eye Complex CSjust call our office if you want to order. 

Here is additioal information:

Formulated by a board certified MD ophthalmologist and herbalist Alan Tillotson, RH, LAc, PhD

  • Contains all major vision carotenoids shown in clinical studies to slow progression of eye diseases related to aging
  • Contains all major vitamin and mineral nutrients shown in clinical studies to slow progression of eye diseases related to aging
  • Contains multiple naturopathic nutrients shown in clinical studies to support healthy vision
  • Taking it several steps beyond other products on the market, Advanced Eye Complex CS also contains nutrients to stabilize retinal ganglion cells via blocking glutamate, and 3 additional Chinese herbs used for centuries to improve vision.

Dr Abel discusses  why Eye Complex CS is needed

STORIES FROM OUR PATIENTS

“I’ve been told that I have borderline glaucoma for 5 years. 2 years ago I started taking Advanced Eye Complex CS because I wanted to protect my retina and my eyes. Besides my eye pressure being stabilized without the need for eye drops anymore, I’ve noticed my dry eyes have improved and my visual acuity seems to be better although it measures about the same on an eye chart. Thank you for introducing me to these great vitamins.”

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“I’ve been a patient of Dr Abel’s for many years. Since I only have vision and one eye, I have been worried and tried to find the best options and glasses for myself. I started on the early ECCS Vitamins several years ago and then switched to the Advanced Eye Complex CS formula. My vision has remained stable for both distance and near and my body feels better overall. This vitamin formula has truly allayed my fears about going blind.”

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” I’ve been placed on one of those  AREDs vitamins for many years because of my dry macular degeneration. I did not feel my vision was stable and was looking for a more complete combination of nutrients for my eyes. When I learned about your Advanced Eye Complex CS, I recognized it was a more complete formula and did not have the high levels of zinc and copper in them. Within this year of taking the vitamins my osteoporosis score has actually improved. Whether this is due to the lower levels of zinc or the combination of ingredients, I don’t know, but I’m delighted.”

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“My mother had macular degeneration for many years and lost a lot of vision. I didn’t know whether I had a gene for this or not. 2 years ago the eye doctor found drusen in my retinas. After doing some research I realized this may be the precursor for macular degeneration for me. Fortunately I came to you, Alan and found your vitamins. I wanted to tell you that my macular photographs have remained stable and I will continue taking this formula since it has so many nutrients in it. Thank you very much.”

  • PT

 

” I’ve always tried to take care of my health and walk 4 miles every day. However, I learned that I have the early stages of macular degeneration and cataracts. I did not want to take the ones that are advertised on TV which have very few components and have gelatin capsules. I found your Advanced Eye Complex CS vitamins and after several months, my retina doctor said my maculas were stable and it appeared that my vision had improved. After I asked about my cataracts he said they may look a little better. I keep my fingers crossed and will continue to try and stay healthy.”

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FAQ

How can I become a patient?

If you would like to become a patient by phone or video, or come in to our office for acupuncture (we are in Delaware), please fill out our intake form. Once your data is entered into our system, the staff will contact you to schedule an appointment.

How can I contact Chrysalis?

For other questions not related to becoming a patient, please call the office at (302) 994-0565.

How much does it cost for an office visit?

In 2024, the cost of a 45 minute intake visit with Alan Tillotson or Justin Tillotson Mao is $165 (in person or by phone or video).

The cost of an initial Acupuncture visit with Justin Tillotson Mao or Naixin Hu Tillotson is $95

(All prices subject to change without notice)

All Chrysalis Natural Medicine Office Visit Prices.

How much does it cost for herbal medicine?

The costs of herbs and supplements depends on what we prescribe. Read more about our discounted individual product costs.

What is acupuncture?

Here is an article about acupuncture treatment.

Herbal Medicine Prices

Chrysalis prices for herbal medicine are lower than Amazon, and ordering from us is faster.

All our long-term patients know that our prices are lower than Amazon and other online retailers 95% or more of the time, often by $1 to $5 per bottle and sometimes even $10 per bottle.

New patients wonder how this is possible. Here is how we are able to do it:

1. Because our volume is very high, we are able to negotiate prices lower than wholesale, which we then pass on to the patients, who are basically getting wholesale prices

2. If a supplier does not allow this, we find another one that does.

3. No gimmicks or tricks here. Often a single bottle or two from us covers the cost of shipping, while other suppliers with “free shipping” are actually tacking on $2-3 per item to cover their “free” shipping, and/or make you purchase over $20-$35 to get the “free” shipping, or pay a yearly fee. So, you ARE paying for shipping, it’s just hidden.

4. If you buy 3 or more items from us, the savings can be huge.

5. It’s super easy to order from us. You can call your order in any time at (302) 994-0565, or use our website ordering system, or just send the order by email. If we get the order by 10 AM, it often will arrive the next day to your home.

6. Most importantly, each item we use has been both vetted by us to ensure quality, and then prescribed to you at the proper dose with supportive literature on what it does, how it works, etc.

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