Macular pigment support
Lutein and zeaxanthin are the two carotenoids of the macula. Evidence: strong that intake affects pigment density, weaker that it changes sight in healthy people.
Retina ClearRead about LuteinRetina Clear Benefits: What It May Do and How Sure We Are
Retina ClearBelow are the benefits the seller's positioning points to, each with an honest note on the evidence. No supplement should be expected to treat or cure an eye disease.
Retina ClearEye comfort at screens
Astaxanthin and bilberry appear in small comfort studies. Evidence: early and mixed. Screen breaks are the proven fix.
Read about AstaxanthinAntioxidant coverage
Vitamins A, C, E, selenium, zinc and copper echo the original AREDS mix, at unknown doses in this product. Evidence: real for AREDS-type formulas in people with AMD.
Read about Vitamins A, C, E and MineralsBlood-flow botanicals
Ginkgo, saffron and Coleus forskohlii have small eye studies each. Evidence: preliminary. Medicine cautions apply.
Read about Saffron Stigmas ExtractCell-protective compounds
Taurine, alpha lipoic acid, grape seed, quercetin and rutin are antioxidant-type compounds. Evidence: mostly lab and small trials.
Read about TaurineA simple daily habit
One capsule daily makes consistency easy, and consistency matters for nutrition-type products.
Read about Bilberry ExtractReading the benefits fairly
Nutrition-type products work slowly and modestly, if at all. They do not replace glasses, eye drops, prescriptions or surgery. The best-supported use of eye nutrients is in people with intermediate AMD, guided by an eye doctor, and using a formula that prints its doses.