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Breakfast on the table, a day of ledgers, phone screens and glare ahead: one Optimax capsule goes in first. It combines zinc, lutein, zeaxanthin and linseed oil to look after your sight. Twenty to the box, one a day. Leave your number; pay the rider on arrival.
Zinc is a trace element that contributes to the maintenance of normal vision.
Lutein and zeaxanthin are the yellow carotenoids of the macula, the classic choice for eyes that work hard.
Cold-pressed flax adds a plant source of omega-3 fats to the same daily capsule.
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I keep the books for a lumber dealer in Lucena, and my eyes strain over small print all day. Evening drives home on a wet road used to bother me too.
A cousin buys Optimax, so I tried a box. A capsule with my morning rice and egg, a short pause at the window every hour, and I booked an eye exam for the new year.
R— Ramon G., 56, Lucena
Four ingredients for everyday eyesight in one capsule: a mineral, two carotenoids and an oil.
the mineral that helps keep vision normal, so your eyes get it every morning
macula pigments of the eye, favoured by anyone who stares at screens or glare
pressed from flax seed; a plant source of omega-3 that also forms the base of the capsule
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One, with breakfast and water. More than that is not stated on the pack, so there is no reason to double up.
Zinc is in this capsule, so check the total with your doctor or pharmacist before using both.
Give it a few weeks of regular use. Eye nutrients build up slowly and are best combined with screen breaks.
No. A yearly exam stays on your list, and a sudden drop in vision needs a doctor right away.
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.
