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Morning, with breakfast, one capsule: that is the Optifix habit for people whose eyes work from the first email to the last scroll. Lutein and zeaxanthin sit in the macula, joined by vitamins and minerals. Leave your number; cash goes to the rider.
Two natural pigments gather at the very centre of the retina, the spot you read and recognise faces with.
Chosen by people who spend hours at monitors and phones and want their eyes looked after from within.
A set of vitamins and minerals on the label rounds out the two pigments in the same capsule.
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I do billing reports in a Cebu City office, eight hours at a monitor, then my phone on the jeepney home. By four o'clock my eyes felt scratchy.
My sister-in-law gave me a box of Optifix. I take a capsule with breakfast and I now use the 20-20 rule for resting my eyes. The late afternoon feels easier.
M— Merlinda T., 44, Cebu City
Two eye pigments plus a vitamin-mineral set, together in one daily capsule.
a pair of plant carotenoids that collect in the macula; popular with people on monitors all day
the micronutrients printed on the label next to the two pigments
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One capsule in the morning, swallowed whole with food and water. There is no need for a second capsule later in the day.
It already carries a vitamin-mineral set, so ask your doctor or pharmacist whether you need both, to avoid doubling up.
Carotenoids build up gradually, so think in weeks of daily use, together with regular breaks from the screen.
Twenty capsules at one a day gives twenty days, so mark your start date on the box.
A name and a number are all we ask for. There is no card, GCash or bank form to fill in.
The supplier's representative checks your address, the number of packs and a delivery schedule that works for you.
Payment happens at your door, after you receive the parcel.
