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Bausch + lomb preservision eye vitamin for teens, is this good?
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No: Taking macular degeneration supportive eye vitamins which have limited non eye benefits and are above the rda value for a teen without the disease, is not advised. If your teen wants to take a vitamin, use a daily multiple/mineral supplement for general purpose use.
Answered 3/21/2014
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