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Vision care in one capsule a day: Optifix combines lutein and zeaxanthin, the carotenoids that filter blue light in the macula, with a set of vitamins and minerals. Take with breakfast and follow the 20-20-20 rule at your screen. 20 capsules. You pay the rider on arrival.
Optifix pairs the two macular carotenoids with vision-care vitamins and minerals, all named on the side of the box.
the micronutrient part of the formula, listed with daily values on the box
the yellow pigments of the macula, usually sourced from marigold flowers
5/5
As a teacher I spent a whole school year doing online classes on a laptop.
My eyes were dry and tired, and the eye doctor gave me drops and computer glasses. Optifix I take with breakfast, but the glasses and breaks helped most.
T— Teacher Aileen D., 38, Iriga
To the rider when the parcel arrives. The address and a good time to receive Optifix are agreed over the phone.
No. Optifix is a food supplement; it does not treat dry eye, cataracts or any other eye disease.
See an eye doctor the same day, because sudden floaters or flashes can signal a retina problem.
No. Eyesight is corrected with glasses or lenses; none of the Optifix claims are approved to change your grade.
Blinking, the 20-20-20 rule, lubricating drops and a properly positioned screen help most.
Lutein and zeaxanthin plus vitamins and minerals, all listed on the side of the box. Compare it with your multivitamin to avoid doubling up.
Just your name and mobile number; no card or ID needed.
We confirm your barangay, address, quantity and delivery day.
The rider hands over the parcel and you pay in cash.
