Eye-Brightening and Vision-Restoring Pills，*Selected Collection of Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulas from Beijing*.，Indications: Clouded vision and blurred vision; sudden onset of eye inflammation; tearing when exposed to wind; photophobia and sensitivity to light; redness, swelling, and itching around the eyes.
Eye-Brightening and Vision-Restoring Pills
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Formulas Name : Eye-Brightening and Vision-Restoring Pills
Chinese Name : 开光复明丸
Drug Formulation
Oyster Shell (raw) 1 liang 5 qian, Chrysanthemum 2 liang, Coptis 1 liang, Safflower 1 liang, Peach Kernel (skinned) 1 liang, Angelica Root Tail 1 liang, Scutellaria 1 liang, Bile Grass 1 liang, Stone Swallow 1 liang, Rhubarb (wine-fried) 1 liang,White Tribulus (salt-fried) 4 liang, Cinnabar 2 qian, Amber 2 qian, Pig’s Bile 5 pieces.
Source
*Selected Collection of Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulas from Beijing*.
Processing
With the exception of cinnabar and amber, grind all ingredients into a fine powder and sift through a sieve; then mix in the cinnabar and amber, and combine with refined honey to form pills weighing 1 qian and 5 fen each.
Benefits
Indications: Clouded vision and blurred vision; sudden onset of eye inflammation; tearing when exposed to wind; photophobia and sensitivity to light; redness, swelling, and itching around the eyes.
Instructions for Use
Take 2 pills per dose, twice daily, with warm water.
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Eye-Brightening and Vision-Restoring Pills,Indications: Clouded vision and blurred vision; sudden onset of eye inflammation; tearing when exposed to wind; photophobia and sensitivity to light; redness, swelling, and itching around the eyes.