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Bett (Queensland, Australia ) on 09/29/2017
5 out of 5 stars

I checked Earth Clinic for pinguecula remedies but none came up. I searched pterygium and saw many good results with Apple Cider vinegar so I thought I'd try it.

Ive had a small pinguecula in my right eye for a few years now and a slightly larger one in my left eye. They would occasionally become irritated and itchy but for me I mostly hated the look of them! I felt self conscious of my eyes and didn't like that they always seemed yellowish and not clear.

I used the diluted Apple Cider Vinegar as directed on the website. (1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar plus 3 teaspoons distilled or filtered water) 1-2 drops in each eye 2-3 times a day.

It stings!! But only for a few seconds. At first I thought "Oh gosh, what have I done!?"

BUT!!!

It works!!! 3 weeks later one is completely gone, and the other one is nothing but A mere speck! Completely unnoticeable unless I look very closely! My eyes are clear and really white again. I am so happy!!

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Replied By Guillermo (Alpharetta ) on 10/13/2017

Any particular apple cider vinegar brand?

EC: Organic and raw apple cider vinegar...

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Replied By Crystal (San Diego ) on 10/23/2017

Hi, I was wondering if you keep the solution at room temperature or store it in the fridge?
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Replied By Syed (India) on 12/01/2017

Hello Everyone, I feel good after reading all your feedback and real time experience using ACV and getting good results as well. Me too suffering from the same issue from last 2 years it's irritating me hole day and eyes getting red as well still not found any good treatment in India, I would like to make a request here for guide me with how to use ACV and brand name as well so that I can buy same quality, and secondly guide the complete protocol.

please let me know if you need further details as well and I am eagrly waiting for your response, hope I getting good results over here.

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Replied By Bree (Queensland, Australia) on 12/13/2017

I had mine at room temp- next to the bathroom sink to remind me to put them in! Perhaps keeping them in the fridge might lessen the sting? Not sure.
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Replied By Angela (San Antonio, Tx) on 07/01/2018

I have Pinguecula. It's very yellow, burns, itching etc.
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Replied By Akwags (Tx) on 11/12/2018

Angela, I also have a pinguecula have you tried this solution on yours yet? If so how were your results??

Replied By Guilherme (Porto, Portugal) on 07/07/2024

I'm afraid Pterygium is not directly related to UV light but to geoengineerineg airborne pollution. Mind noticing that the exact day or days after airplanes make trails in the sky, eyes start to itch and skin as well. It took me a while to realize there is a clear correlation between the two. I just did because a colleague at work had exactly the same reactions as me, and it often coincided with abnormal sky patterns.
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