Pure Synergy, Eye Protector®, 60 Capsules

What it's for

Eye health; Macular pigment support; Antioxidant support

Who it may fit

Adults who spend long hours on digital screens or in bright outdoor environments seeking everyday eye wellness support.

Key actives per serving

• Lutein (from Marigold Flower Extract): Free Lutein 10 mg
• Zeaxanthin and Meso-zeaxanthin (from Marigold Flower Extract): Free Zeaxanthin / Meso-Zeaxanthin 5 mg
• Crocins and Crocetin (from Gardenia Fruit and Saffron Flower Extract): Crocins / Crocetin 7 mg
• Anthocyanins including C3G (from Black Currant, Aronia, Elderberry, Bilberry): Anthocyanins 50 mg & C3G 2 mg
• Proanthocyanidins (from Grape Seed and Wild Pine Bark Extract): Proanthocyanins 75 mg

How to take

Take 2 capsules once daily, with or without food; if you experience stomach sensitivity, take with a meal since carotenoids are better absorbed with dietary fat.

Diet / Allergen fit

Certified Organic; Non-GMO; Vegan capsule; No dairy; No gluten

Lutein (from Marigold Flower Extract)

Lutein concentrates in the macula where it filters high-energy blue light and acts as an antioxidant for retinal cells.

Caution: May cause mild digestive discomfort in some people; take with food if sensitive as fat-containing meals can aid absorption.

Zeaxanthin and Meso-zeaxanthin (from Marigold Flower Extract)

Zeaxanthin and meso-zeaxanthin accumulate in the macular pigment where they help absorb blue light and neutralise reactive oxygen species.

Caution: If you are sensitive to carotenoids, start with a lower intake as occasional gastrointestinal upset can occur.

Crocins and Crocetin (from Gardenia Fruit and Saffron Flower Extract)

Crocins and crocetin act as carotenoid antioxidants that may help protect photoreceptor cells from oxidative stress.

Caution: May cause drowsiness or digestive upset in some individuals; avoid taking in large amounts alongside other sedative herbs.

Anthocyanins including C3G (from Black Currant, Aronia, Elderberry, Bilberry)

Anthocyanins support ocular blood flow and protect eye tissues by scavenging free radicals and supporting capillary integrity.

Caution: May interact with high doses of anticoagulant supplements due to effects on blood vessel function; monitor for easy bruising.

Proanthocyanidins (from Grape Seed and Wild Pine Bark Extract)

Proanthocyanidins provide potent antioxidant activity that supports collagen and microvascular health in ocular tissues.

Caution: May cause headache or digestive upset in sensitive users; consider taking with food and adequate water.

How they work together

Macular carotenoids like lutein, zeaxanthin and meso-zeaxanthin help filter blue light while acting as frontline antioxidants in retinal tissue. Saffron-derived crocins and crocetin add complementary carotenoid antioxidants, and flavonoids such as anthocyanins and proanthocyanidins support microcirculation and structural collagen, rounding out protection for eye tissues.

Who should be cautious: People with known allergies to marigold, saffron, tomato, sea buckthorn, bilberry, grape seed, pine bark, or similar botanicals may wish to be cautious. If you have glaucoma, low blood pressure, or are on blood pressure or blood sugar medications, discuss with a healthcare provider before use due to potential effects of saffron and anthocyanin-rich extracts.