33 User Reviews
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| 3 star (1) | 3% | |
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★★★★★
However, note that the solution stings a little but subsides moments after. I encourage any one with pterygium to try it. My only regret is that I didn't take pictures of the stage of the pterygium before treatment. I personally want to thank the folks at earth clinic for making this known to us.
(Sydney, Australia)
06/09/2020
★★★★☆
Hi. I have been using the Apple Cider Vinegar drops for 4 months now though the white blob pterygium is still on my cornea, so far the Apple Cider Vinegar has helped with the redness and irritation but white fleshy part is still on the rim of the iris. How ling did it take for yours to go completely?
(Sydney, Australia)
07/16/2020
(Bahia)
08/04/2020
Olá, tudo bem?
Eu tenho 22 anos e desde os meus 16 anos eu tenho pterigio, vi seu depoimento no site, vc poderia mi ajudar, no ensinado como eu faço a receita. Por favor, obrigado.
Google Translation from Portuguese: Hello, how are you? I am 22 years old and since I was 16 years old I have pterygium, I saw your testimony on the website, you could help me in teaching me how to make the recipe. Please thank you.
(Sydney Australia)
08/11/2020
Hi, I mix 1 part organic apple cider vinegar with the mother and mix it with 4 parts of more distilled or demineralised water. I put drops in my eyes throughout the day. If the mix is too strong for your eyes then add more water. I still have my pterygium but my eye feels a lot better and it's not as red as it was before.
(Shepherdstown, Wv)
09/13/2018
★★★★★
My eyes were getting infected every 3 to 4 weeks and were prone to getting bloodshot most of the time. And at night after computer and TV screen use, they would feel very uncomfortable and feel 'gritty' and I had trouble keeping that eye open due to the discomfort. This post put me onto Apple Cider Vinegar and after only a few days, the discomfort was far less. Now after 6 weeks of use, my eyes feel terrific...not bloodshot and no discomfort. However the 1:3 dilution was too aggressive and so I went for 1:5. Still stings and takes a bit of getting used to but I have had no side effects, except positive ones. Truly very happy
(Ghana)
02/13/2018
I have a pterygium eye (right eye) that started affected my vision, reddish and very discomfort, but when I started using the Apple cider vinegar thus 1:3 of distilled water, since from 8/02/18 to today 13/02/188, I have not seen any positive results but rather negative results, because I can't see any more(right eye), and its now very very reddish, discomfort and painful. I want your advice please
(Spain)
08/10/2021
(Thimphu, Bhutan)
03/15/2018
(New Mexico)
04/02/2018
(Sydney, Australia)
06/21/2020
★★★★☆
(Sydney Australia)
07/20/2020
Hi did you guys have success with the ACV treatment did it make your pterygium go away completely? I have been doing the ACV drops with distilled water in my eyes for 7 months while it has helped with the redness the white blob is still there touching the coloured part of my eye. If you did cure it please say exactly what you did and whether you took supplements also? if you wore special eyewear too? whether you used lubricating eyedrops in addition to the Apple Cider Vinegar drops. thank you
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★☆☆
I have just been diagnosed with penguecular in both eyes which has been causing ityness and watery eyes for years. I always thought it was allergies so did the doctor so was treatng it as such. I have been using antihistmine which has had no effect (because it wasn't hayfever! ). Now I know what it is I can better help myself. I read here about ACV so have been using the ACV (with mother) recipe for about three weeks three times a day. Stings like crazy and eyes go a little blood shot for a few seconds. I'm presuming this is bringing nutrients to the eye? I haven't noticed any shrinking yet. When they start to feel a little itchy I put more drops in and it seems to give relief. I'm hopeful it might shrink the pings but just take time so I'll persevere. I will update in a few months.
(Victoria)
10/11/2018
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★★
(Glasgow)
12/19/2017
(Ut)
01/11/2018
(Sydney, Australia)
07/16/2020
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★★
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!!
(Alpharetta)
10/13/2017
(San Diego)
10/23/2017
(India)
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.
(Queensland, Australia)
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.
(San Antonio, Tx)
07/01/2018
(Tx)
11/12/2018
(Porto, Portugal)
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.
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★★
used for 9 months now, and I started right after eye doctor said my Pterygium is growing back after having it surgically removed. I had my check up at 6 months of using the solution, and the eye doctors photos of my eyes shows no new growth, and actually to me, looked a little better. Its now 9 months later, drops few times a day..and my eyes do feel better, and looks as Pterygium is not growing. I didn't want to report until I felt my study was thorough. I have gotten used to the slight burn of the Apple Cider vinegar, but the relief outweighs that.
(Gauteng)
07/29/2017
★★★★★
Hi there.
Has anyone had their pterygium totally go away with acv?
I've just started, but I'm too scared to carry on because I'm scared it get worse and I do not have 35k for a surgery! So scared I go blind or something ridiculous. I don't mind the sting, just really worried it'll get worse instead of better. I only have it in my left eye but now my right eye is starting to 'fold' or wrinkle, so it's like it's coming out in my right eye as well. Please advise?
Just want it to go away :(
Apple Cider Vinegar
★☆☆☆☆
I had a ptyregium in both eyes, and I applied apple cider vinegar for it for one month already and I felt it worsen, I can't see from a far anymore. Can someone advice please? Thank you.
(Downey)
03/02/2017
Maybe you didn't put enough water or it wasn't organic . I been using it and my eyes feel great and the ptergyium are small :)
(San Diego)
03/05/2017
Hello, does anyone have a current update please. I have been using ACV "with the mother" organic, for a week now and not seeing much improvement. (1-3 ratio twice a day) My eyes are still red. Wondering if I should continue. Are there any current updates that people's pterygiums are shrinking in size. I will post in a few weeks to let you know if the redness or size has improved.
(Flat Earth)
03/12/2017
If your eyes are red, try using vitamin c eyedrops. But make them yourself.
Get a dark glass dropper bottle.
Get pure vitamin c powder.
Mix to 10% with clean water.
Keep in the fridge.
When you put the eyedrops in, it will sting for about 10-20 seconds. After that, your eyes will feel beautifully moisturised. For the first few days you will want to put the eyedrops in several times a day (despite the stinging). Then, when the vit c levels in your occular fluid get fully topped up, you can reduce the amount to once a day or once every couple of days.
If you work at a computer, vit c eyedrops are very beneficial.
(Philippines)
03/17/2017
★★★★☆
Dear Natalie,
Read your post however you did not mention your dilution of the Apple Cider Vinegar and I cannot say for sure what's the cause of it but I've been using the Apple Cider Vinegar drops now for 3 months and so far it has brought so much relief compared to castor oil drops before and the numerous eyedrops my doctor prescribed to me. I feel like my eye with pterygium is so much normal although its still there and slowly fading. Before the Apple Cider Vinegar concoction, my eye was always red, very sensitive and heavy. If it wasn't working it would have been the other way around, right? On the other hand, I cannot speak for you as we have different physical attributes and maybe the Apple Cider Vinegar doesn't work for everyone.
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★★
I started by making 1 part Apple Cider Vinegar and 3 part water. I would put drops into the affected eye. I tried this for about 6 months. Size of the pterygiun dropped. Wanna tell you something today. 2 weeks ago I started drinking Acv, one glass of water warm with 2 table spoons of Apple Cider Vinegar first thing in the morning and at bedtime.
Whaasaa results were shocking. Black part of the eye is coming out after 7 years. I have put my glasses away.... Unbelievable.
(Roxas City, Capiz)
12/26/2016
★★★★☆
Dear ray, I'm quite pleased with your post. I've tried ACV before but only for 1 wk due to the stinging effect. I couldn't handle it so I shifted to castor oil drops. However, after like 2 months nothing has happened although the condition of my left eye which is affected with pterygium has so much improved. No more dry ans gritty feeling.
Maybe out of frustration I returned to ACV drops just recently like 2 wks ago. To handle the stinging effect I diluted 10 parts distilled water and 1 part ACV. With this dilution I can somehow manage it and my eye is so much normal than before. The pterygium has shrunk a lil bit bit but its still there though. I've actually been documenting my treatment from the very beginning. Taking pictures of my eye during the castor oil and ACV treatment and in the process making comparison. At the moment, the pterygium has reached the cornea a few millimeters. With your wonderful news it has given me hope and maybe the rest of the people here who also suffers from this disease who doesn't want to undergo an operation due to its negative feedbacks from patients. Thank you ray!
(Worcester)
02/06/2017
HELP! I have surfers eye in my left eye which drives me mad! " Itchy red and sore but mostly I am so embarrassed :( Now I can see it happening in my right eye too! I am gutted!
How do you make this ACV/Water droplets? you say 1:3 but how do I do that?
PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!
(Tennessee)
02/06/2017
Dear Sarah,
I would try 1 tablespoon raw apple cider vinegar added to 3 tablespoons of distilled or spring water. Use an eyedropper to drop a few drops into your eye. A straw works if you do not have an eyedropper.
You can also add a teaspoon to a glass of water to take internally once or twice a day to help heal from the inside out.
~Mama to Many~
(Israel)
03/15/2017
(Belgium)
05/06/2017
(Roxas City, Philippines)
05/23/2017
This is a reply to Khadija of Belgium;
What I do to save time is that I make my formulation using the 2 used eyedropper prescribed by my opta before. Before anything else, I sterilize it together with the dropper to prevent contamination. I also use forceps in removing them from the pot. I usually wait for a couple of minutes to let it cool off a bit so as not to alter the state of the acv. I then make a mark on the dropper of which I will use in making the 3:1 formulation of Apple Cider Vinegar & distilled water.
(Roxas City, Philippines)
05/23/2017
★★★★★
I'm now in my 5th month with the Apple Cider Vinegar treatment. Never felt better. The ptrerygium has not only minimized in size but the tissue as well. The water production in my eyes has increased greatly. My left eye which has the pterygium feels so much better. I've never experienced any dry, gritty and burning sensation anymore. I'm still very hopeful that this whole Apple Cider Vinegar treatment will really work.
(Belgium)
05/26/2017
Hello timmy .
Thank you for answer my question. I used that ACV and I don't see the different. You must used ACV with the mother and raw? Because we don't haven't here in belgium.
I used only ACV organic . and I have Pinguecula not ptygerium. It also good for Pinguecula?
Please let me know. Thank u verry motch
(Belgium)
05/27/2017
(Roxas City, Philippines)
06/07/2017
Dear Khadija,
If it took years for the pterygium to grow, it will also take some time for the ACV to do its work. I first started with the 8:1 (distilled water: acv) formulation cuz I couldn't stand the stinging effect. Then 5:1 after 2 mos and now 3:1. I guess my eyes got used to it cuz it doesn't sting that much anymore. And to tell you the truth, it feels so much much better now. Its been months now since my eyes were red. Pinguecula is the precursor of pterygium. They are very much similar my doctor says.
If you do not have available Apple Cider Vinegar in your area, try to get it online. A liter is really cheap which you could use for a whole year. I hope this helps.
Keep me posted!!!
Best regards....
Timmy
(Belgium)
06/14/2017
(Outside United States)
07/11/2017
(Sydney, Australia)
07/16/2020
(Belgium)
07/20/2017
Hallo timmy
Ik heb nog steeds die 4 Pinguecula. Dat geel gezwel met rode adertjes in mijn ogen . en heb geen verbetering gezien . ik ben verdrietig. Ik heb citroen sap gebruikt . het maakt je ogen alleen maar een paar minuten wit das al.
Ik zie dat ACV alleen voor pterygium werkt niet voor pinguecula.
Ik hoop dat ACV en castor oil werkt voor mij incha allah . en ik bid elke dag .
Laat mij weten als voor jou werkt ACV .
Khadija
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★☆
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★★
(Tlv, Il)
11/10/2016
Hi Tessa, thanks a lot for sharing this great experience. Are you still using the ACV 3 times a day? Any improvement since the last report? Were there any concerning side effects since you started using it? Thanks again.
(Queensland)
12/03/2016
(Temacula-ca)
12/22/2016
Update regarding my pinguecula. Yes it has almost disappeared in the right eye. I barely see it. There's still some visibility of a few red veins, but I am not concerned about them. My right eye is whiter than the left one. I am now paying more attention to the left eye. The ping in the left eye has always been bigger than in the right eye, perhaps that's why it's taking long. It has been 2 and half months since I started using the ACV. I haven't experienced any side effects since I started using the ACV. I always mix it in distilled water and use the drops 2- 3 a day. In the beginning I was so impatient and ust used the ACV straight up without mixing in any water.
Just go with what feels comfortable for you.
Happy Holidays to you all.
(Belgium)
07/07/2017
(Belgium)
05/02/2017
(Ventura, Ca)
05/22/2017
Hi Tessa!
Can you tell me, are you diluting 1tsp to 1 cup distilled water or are you doing 1tsp ACV to 3tsp distilled water? I am losing my vision in my left eye as the pterygium is now beginning to grow over my pupil and I don't have time for surgery as my little one has been fighting cancer for 5 yrs now. I would love to make this so I can take it to the hospital with me and treat my eye while at my daughter's side.
If anyone else can help me with this, it would be much appreciated.
(Jacksonville, Florida)
06/10/2017
Charlie, For your little one fighting cancer:
Buy Bone marrow ( Will have no meat and no grease on it)
Add 1/4 cup of ACV
Let it broil on low for 3-5 hours and reduce it to 1/4 of water level
Remove from fire and add 1 full tsp of celtic salt ( flower of the ocean salt. has 90 minerals. Do not cook it. sprinkle after cooking only)
Drink on and off as many time as baby can, can add it to rice, soup, etc.
Voila ..This is baby daily bone marrow transplant to fight cancer. Amazing dose of health here.
It looks like grease when hot but it is marrow drink it
When done with this dose of marrow water, put the bone back in a pan, add ACV to it again and broil. I usually do that with the same bone 3 to 4 times. Marrow is expensive.
The secret is ACV. it will remove the important minerals from the bones and transfer it to your cells and your bones.
Do not do this without ACV or at least Vinegar.
(Maui)
08/25/2017
No dont use tap water. Instead mix 1 tablespoon of raw apple cider vinegar with the "mother" (google it to see what it looks like), with 3 tablespoons of "distilled" water in a dark glass eye dropper bottle. Use 2-3 times a day. Good luck and I wish you the best.
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★☆
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★★
And this morning, when I woke up, I didn't have near the irritation that I usually have!! OH HAPPY DAY!! And only after one application. I am ecstatic and hopeful that after a few applications I'll have my nice, white color back to my eyes, and the pterygiums will disappear. I'll post an update after a couple of weeks. I'm soooo thankful that I stumbled onto this website, as I had no hope in sight for relief for my eyes. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!
(Maryland)
04/25/2016
(Norman)
04/29/2016
Garrett, I put the drops directly into the eye. It burns like hell, but I've been amazed at how much better my look and feel. The red, gritty feeling is GONE. The pterygiums are still there, not sure I've seen them reduce in size, but I've only been doing it for 12 days. I'm still hopeful!
(Sydney)
05/13/2016
Hi there, any updates? I've been using apple cider vinegar on my pterygium for about 3 weeks. Redness and irration has certainly eased but not sure if the pterygium is getting smaller... Does anyone know how long until you start to see it reduce? Mine has just started to grow on to the iris, so if this doesn't work then it's surgery for me!
(Norman, Ok)
05/21/2016
(Wales)
08/04/2016
★☆☆☆☆
Hi, I just wondered how your getting on with acv? I've been using it now well over a month and they are not getting any smaller. X
(Cape Town)
09/15/2017
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★☆
I will continue to post updates as I am trying this treatment.
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★☆
Now, I do have one in corner of right eye. Someone said the liver is involved. I have a sort of Wilson's Desease with copper problem.
I have resorted to vinegar in a eye dropper. Castor oil which is really soothing. It has been about a month. I will continue this treatments for as long as it takes along with charcoal and sunglasses.
Every morn and evening I do these, and really watch my diet. Not much junk foods.
Peace to the person who figured this stuff out. And maybe I can avoid another nasty surgery with microscopic stitches, which scratch!!!
Love to all, Ruth
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★★
My eyes also not as dry and red. Hoping they will go permanently.
(Sydney)
02/04/2016
Hey Michelle, how long into the 2 weeks of using the ACV did you start to see results? I have been at it for about 4 -5 days now and haven't really seen much improvement... Just hoping to see some improvement so I can stick with it....
(Denver, Co)
03/29/2016
Michelle, I was wondering if you could update your progress? I just started using this remedy about a week and a half ago. So far I do like to progress however I bet it will take some time.
