


Klaris gives you all 3 eye pigments your body can't make on its own, at the doses used in research. 11 ingredients. 1 dose a day.
Compared with AREDS2 and AREDS3, Klaris is the only one with all 3 pigments plus astaxanthin. No beta-carotene.
Passed lab screening for heavy metals and microbes.

Your body can't make any of the pigments needed. They come from food or a supplement, every day.
Where the 3 pigments sit
How long each plan lasts
Pigment levels build slowly, with daily intake over months. Longer plans keep you supplied without gaps.*
Every amount printed. Nothing hidden in a blend.
Independent lab results: see the Defacto report ↑
Lutein and zeaxanthin are fat-soluble, so they absorb best taken with food.
Same time each day makes it easy to keep up. Taking other supplements? See the FAQ ↓
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Carotenoids start absorbing. Nothing to notice yet, and that's expected.
Deposits begin in eye tissue. This is the window the screen-comfort research looks at.
Levels keep rising with steady intake. Glare recovery and contrast are what the studies measure here.
Daily intake holds the level. Macular pigment research runs over months, not weeks – which is why the multi-month plans exist.

At the centre of your retina sits the macula – the small spot you use for reading, faces and fine detail. It holds three yellow pigments: lutein, zeaxanthin and meso‑zeaxanthin. Together they work as the eye's natural filter.
Your body doesn't make them on its own. They have to come from food or a supplement, and most people don't get much lutein or zeaxanthin from food.
That is why the changes are so easy to miss. Evenings feel dimmer, headlights glare more, small print takes more effort – and you simply adjust.
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Changes like these usually build slowly, often before anything is noticed. The part you can act on every day is nutrition: the macula depends on 3 pigments your body can't make, so they have to come from food or a supplement. Klaris gives you all 3 in one daily dose.
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Most eye supplements on the shelf are still copies of a formula from two decades ago – lutein alone, a heavy dose of zinc, and beta-carotene that current research links to real risks for smokers. The science moved on. The bottles didn't.
Klaris started with one question: if we rebuilt an eye formula from today's research instead of yesterday's habit, what would go in it?
The answer wasn't a single hero ingredient. It was the full macular pigment trio – lutein, zeaxanthin and meso‑zeaxanthin – at the doses studies actually used, paired with the antioxidants that protect that layer and the B-vitamins that carry the signal from eye to brain. No under-fills. No beta-carotene. No synthetic stand-ins.
We built the formula we wanted our own parents to take.
Klaris is a dietary supplement, but if you take blood thinners, thyroid medication, or any prescription drug, please review the label with your doctor or pharmacist before starting.
Klaris has no beta-carotene - the ingredient smokers are told to avoid. As with any supplement, check with your doctor if you're on medication.
Levels build gradually. The research on these ingredients runs over months, not days. Everyone's different. Sharper contrast and easier night driving usually settle in over 3 to 6 months as the macular pigment rebuilds.
Klaris already includes the strongest pieces of a standard AREDS2 formula plus the additions the research has moved on to since. Most people switch fully rather than stack two formulas. If you want to keep your current multivitamin, please review both labels with your doctor or pharmacist to avoid doubling up on the same nutrients.
Two capsules a day, with food. A 60-capsule bottle is a 30-day supply.
Klaris uses zinc citrate, a gentler form than the high-dose zinc oxide found in older formulas. Take both capsules with food to minimize any chance of nausea.
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Most people don't get much lutein or zeaxanthin from food. Klaris makes the daily amount consistent. Klaris is built to support and maintain that protection over time, not just once problems show up.
Most eye vitamins follow the older AREDS2 recipe - lutein and zeaxanthin only. Klaris adds the third macular carotenoid (meso-zeaxanthin), astaxanthin, and an active-form B-complex, covering the full macular filter and the eye-to-brain pathway in one daily dose.
Klaris uses clinically studied ingredients and is generally well tolerated. It's beta-carotene-free. As with any supplement, check with your doctor if you take medication or have a medical condition.
Macular pigment is maintained by ongoing intake - like any nutrient, levels drift back down if you stop. Most people take Klaris daily to keep building and holding their reserve, which is why the multi-month plans are the best value.
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*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.