Eye Nutrition Formula

A more natural vitamin

Retinal image showing changes consistent with age-related macular degeneration.

A patient's right macula just starting the vitamins. Notice the cluster of drusen.

Close-up image of a human retina with blood vessels and optic disc visible.

Nine months after starting the vitamins the patient's drusen have vastly improved.

Close-up image of a human retina showing blood vessels and optic nerve head.

15 months after starting the vitamins, the drusen are almost completely gone.

A multi-vitamin made with the latest updated research ingredients

Why this formula is different:

Many eye supplements feel outdated, overly complicated or hard to compare. Eye Nutrition Formula was created to offer a more thoughtful option: clinically relevant nutrients, simpler daily use, smaller caplets and a formula designed with macular and retinal nutrition in mind.

Eye Nutrition Formula was developed by retina specialist Dr. Charles Harris to provide a thoughtful daily formula for macular and retinal support with lutein, natural vitamin E, methylfolate, B12, zinc, copper, and vitamin C.

The retina and its center, the macula, is the most metabolically active tissue in the body. It has the highest demand for oxygen and gets nearly constant exposure to light. This creates high vulnerability to oxidative damage from light. Fortunately, our eyes evolved to be highly responsive to nutritional factors that are protective against light damage. Certain anti-oxidants have been shown to protect the macula and retina. The most important of these protective factors for the eye are carotenoids, the organic pigments derived from plant sources, which counteract the ravages of free radicals. Of the hundreds of carotenoids found in nature, just two end up in the retina: lutein and zeaxanthin, both abundant in leafy greens, such as spinach and kale. When present in sufficient concentration, lutein and zeaxanthin absorb harmful light rays in the short-wave length spectrum that damage the macula. The pigments help absorb scattered light and sharpen the image one sees.

Major Studies like the AREDS study in 2001 and the later studies listed below, showed that taking vitamins may reduce  the risk of progression of macular degeneration by significant amounts.

Research Information:

Folic acid, B vitamins and AMD
Dietary nutrient intake and AMD 2021
Improvement of retinal function after lutein and zeaxanthin usage
B Vitamins Slows the Rate of cognitive impairment

This formula has folate in the form of methyl folate. Activated (methyl) folate is more natural, better absorbed and has a better safety profile than folic acid. They are smaller pills, gluten free and have more nutrients than other vitamins, with cost savings!

Disclaimer:
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 

Daily eye nutrition, built to be easier.
 physician-formulated  with targeted macular-support nutrients and 2-caplet routine