The Importance of Night Vision

“Night vision” is the term used to describe how well we can see in dim light or at night. As we age, our ability to see at night decreases. The primary cause of this is a deficiency of visual purple (rhodopsin) in the light-sensitive rod cells of the retina at the back of the eye. This phenomenon can make driving at night extremely dangerous. For example, our eyes may not be able to recover as quickly from bright, on-coming headlights.

Essentially, we lose rhodopsin when we do not have enough vitamin A in our diet. Rhodopsin is created when the chemicals retinal and opsin combine within the rods in our eyes. And in order to create retinal, our body needs an ample supply of vitamin A.

But while rhodopsin is the primary factor required for healthy night vision, overall eye health must also be maintained. This requires a host of nutrients, all of which can be found in Rogisen, once-daily caplet to help prevent macular degeneration and support improved night vision.

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“It was late, around twilight, and I was driving through my neighborhood. All of the sudden, this little girl was in the middle of the street. I barely stopped in time. I knew then that I needed to boost my night vision.”