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Coleus Forskohlii in Retina Clear: What It Is and What the Research Says

Root extract (forskolin) · Updated September 29, 2026

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A mint-family root whose forskolin compound has been studied for eye pressure.

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What it is

Coleus forskohlii is a plant in the mint family from South Asia. Its root extract contains forskolin, a compound researched in several fields.

What research says

Forskolin has been studied for lowering intraocular pressure, mostly in eye drops and in animal or small human studies. Whether an oral supplement changes eye pressure is not established, and glaucoma must be managed by an eye doctor.

How Retina Clear uses it

Retina Clear includes Coleus Forskohlii in the blend, without a forskolin percentage. This is one of the less common ingredients in eye formulas and one to raise with your doctor.

Cautions: May lower blood pressure and may affect blood clotting. It can interact with blood-pressure medicines and blood thinners. Not recommended in pregnancy without medical advice.

Quick answer

Can Coleus forskohlii lower eye pressure?

Forskolin has shown that effect in some studies, mostly in drops. A capsule is not a substitute for glaucoma treatment, and you should never stop prescribed drops.

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